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Code · CFR · Title 13 — Business Credit and Assistance · Part 106 — Cosponsorships, Fee and Non-Fee Based SBA-Sponsored Activities and Gifts · § 106.501

§ 106.501. What minimum requirements are applicable to SBA's solicitation and/or acceptance of Gifts?

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While SBA may subject the solicitation and/or acceptance of Gifts to additional requirements through internal policy and procedure, the following requirements must apply to all Gift solicitations and/or acceptances under the authority of the Small Business Act sections cited in § 106.500:
(a)SBA is required to use the Gift (whether cash or in-kind) in a manner consistent with the original purpose of the Gift;
(b)There must be written documentation of each Gift solicitation and/or acceptance signed by an authorized SBA official;
(c)Any Gift solicited and/or accepted must undergo a determination, prior to solicitation of the Gift or prior to acceptance of the Gift if unsolicited, of whether a conflict of interest exists between the Donor and SBA; and
(d)All cash Gifts donated to SBA under the authority cited in § 106.500 must be deposited in an SBA trust account at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
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