; (B) shall not include— (i) interest on the amount of the payment before the date of settlement or payment of a claim; or (ii) punitive damages or any other form of noncompensatory damages; and (C) shall not exceed $100,000, except in the case of a grant application for which the Administrator determines that a greater amount up to $250,000 is appropriate. (2) Substantial economic injury Under paragraph (1), an injured concern may receive payment for substantial economic injury consisting of 1 or more of the following: (A) An uninsured or underinsured property loss. (B) Damage to or destruction of physical infrastructure. (C) Damage to or destruction of tangible assets or inventory. (D) A business interruption loss. (E) Overhead costs. (F) Employee wages for work not performed. (G) An insurance deductible. (H) A temporary relocation expense. (I) Debris removal and other cleanup costs. (J) Any other type of substantial economic injury that the Administrator determines to be appropriate. (3) Burden of proof (A) In general A claimant shall have the burden of demonstrating substantial economic injury. (B) Absence of documents If documentary evidence substantiating substantial economic injury is not reasonably available, the Administrator may pay a claim based on an affidavit or other documentation executed by the claimant. (e) Payment of claims (1) Determination and payment of amount (A) In general To the maximum extent practicable, not later than 180 days after the date on which a claim is submitted under subsection (b), the Administrator shall— (i) determine the amount, if any, to be paid for the claim; and (ii) pay the amount. (B) Priority The Administrator may establish priorities for processing and paying claims based on— (i) an assessment of the needs of the claimants; and (ii) any other criteria that the Administrator determines to be appropriate. (C) Parameters of determination In determining and paying a claim, the Administrator shall determine only— (i) whether the claimant is an injured concern