Complete Part VII Sample Clauses

Complete Part VII. Skip Part VIII. TRACK B. Skip Part VII. Complete Parts VIII and IX. DESCRIPTION OF TRACK A. To be eligible for relief, you must establish the elements of Track A by substantial evidence (a lower burden of proof). If you satisfy the standards for Track A, you are eligible for liquidated damages of $50,000 for credit claims, regardless of the number of credit claims you have, and/or $3,000 for non-credit claims, regardless of the number of non-credit claims you have; an additional payment in recognition of outstanding USDA Farm Service Agency (USDA/FSA) Farm Loan Program debt (a Track A Loan Award); and a tax payment worth 25% of the total of the liquidated damages and loan award you receive (a Track A Tax Award). These amounts are subject to reduction, depending on the amount of funding available and the number of prevailing claims. No payments will be made until all claims have been evaluated.
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