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Fee schedule

In short

A fee schedule lists all charges associated with your SBA loan, including origination fees, guaranty fees, and closing costs. Review it carefully to understand the total cost of financing.

What it means in a deal

Your lender will provide a fee schedule outlining all costs, which can include packaging fees, legal fees, and the SBA upfront guaranty fee. These fees are part of your total project costs. Ensure you understand what each fee covers and if it's eligible to be financed into the loan.

Official sources

13 CFR Part 120 — Business Loans

Office of the Federal Register · Federal regulation

SOP 50 10 — Lender and Development Company Loan Programs

U.S. Small Business Administration · SBA Standard Operating Procedure

Last checked 2026-06-15. Official sources control — verify before relying on any rule for a live deal.

Common questions about Fee schedule

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