If you are a small business owner with five or more W2 employees, you might qualify to receive up to $26,000 per employee (you get the money, not the employee). The Employee Retention Credit for Small Businesses (ERC) is a stimulus program designed to help those businesses that were able to retain their employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Established by the CARES Act, it is a refundable tax credit – a grant, not a loan – that you can claim for your business. The ERC is available to both small and mid-sized businesses. It is based on qualified wages and healthcare paid to employees.
Go to https://ercfilenow.com/inquire58 to get qualified.
The ERC underwent several changes and has many technical details, including how to determine qualified wages, which employees are eligible, and more. Your business’ specific case might require intensive review and analysis. The program is complex and might leave you with many unanswered questions.
There is help to make sense of it all. Dedicated experts who can guide you and outline the steps you need to take so you can maximize the claim for your business are available now. Their services include a thorough evaluation regarding your eligibility, comprehensive analysis of your claim, guidance on the claiming process and documentation, specific program expertise that a regular CPA or payroll processor might not be well-versed in, in addition to fast and smooth end-to-end process, from eligibility to claiming and receiving refunds.
When you contact the program, they will: 1. determine whether your business qualifies for the ERC; 2. analyze your claim and compute the maximum amount you can receive; and 3. guide you through the claiming process, from beginning to end, including proper documentation.
Yes, you can still qualify if you already took the PPP! Under the Consolidated Appropriations Act, businesses can now qualify for the ERC even if they already received a PPP loan. Note, though, that the ERC will only apply to wages not used for the PPP.
You still qualify if you remained open during the pandemic if you had to change business operations due to government orders. Many items are considered as changes in business operations, including shifts in job roles and the purchase of extra protective equipment. The ERC, in this case, also applies only for Q3 and Q4 of 2021. Businesses can qualify, regardless of the number of full-time employees.
GovernmentAid, a division of Bottom Line Concepts, assists clients with various forms of financial relief, particularly, the Employee Retention Credit Program. Bottom Line Concepts is a no-risk, contingency-based cost savings company. They negotiate on behalf of clients to get the best prices possible from their existing vendors. They audit old invoices for errors getting clients refunds and credits. They increase the profitability and overall valuation of clients’ organizations. They believe strongly in all species being created equal. Therefore, animal rights, sustainability, and protecting the environment for future generations are paramount to them. Through their “Line Up For Charity” program they give their clients the opportunity to donate part of the cost savings they achieve to causes their clients are passionate about. They provide a work environment where you can make difference.
Go to https://ercfilenow.com/inquire58 to get qualified.
For more information, contact John Walden at 615-969-8629.
