SBA Proposes Changes to 8(a) Program, Ending Presumed Social Disadvantage for Individuals
The Small Business Administration plans to revise its 8(a) Business Development program by eliminating the automatic presumption of social disadvantage for individually owned firms. This proposed rule would require individuals to provide specific evidence of social disadvantage, rather than relying on group affiliation. The change is intended to align the program with legal standards and constitutional requirements.
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