Throwaway for a few reasons...So, I was recently approved for and recevied a first draw PPP. I applied because I have a fair amount of lost income from my 1099 consulting over the past year.I primarily work for a single client, again as a 1099. When things started slowing down last year we had made a deal to defer some, or all, of my monthly invoices. That is fine, I'm not cash strapped so the deal made sense because of other potential in the long term for some type of equity conversion.In any event, now that I have received my PPP loan the company asked me to write off the equivalent amount of deferred compensation. While I understand this would help their debt on the books, I'm not sure whether I actually could do that. I understand the basic reasons for not doing that, they owe me money and all, but I also understand that the PPP is about lost payroll and does not include 1099 compensation in those numbers. So, it seems like if I were to write it off, I'd basically be giving the company that opportunity while I take the risk. It just feels off.All that said, my question is simply whether it's even an option within the rules of the SBA PPP to write off deferred comp/invoices? Of the research I have done, I don't know anything definative. Any info, sources, CPAs, advisors who helped you would be appreciated.