If your business was impacted by pandemic-imposed government restrictions, shutdowns, limited capacity, or a decrease in revenue, you could be eligible for up to $26,000 per employee with the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). The rules have changed since ERC was first signed into law, so if your business didn’t qualify previously, it might now.
This government-sponsored program provides a refundable tax credit that could help a business owner like you mitigate the financial effects of the pandemic. It was introduced as part of the CARES Act and has since been expanded.
Your business could be eligible if:
Business operations were subject to government restrictions or shutdowns OR
There were seasonal changes in revenue OR
Your business received the PPP2 loan.
ERC is a government-sponsored rebate program, not a loan, so you won't have to pay it back. Any refunds your business receives through the program are considered taxable income, however.
There are several factors that impact a business's eligibility, including revenue for all of 2019 and 2020 through September 30, 2021.
The end of Q3 2021 is the last date a business' revenue will be part of the consideration when determining eligibility. You have three years to apply for ERC.
We have the expertise needed to research and assess your business's eligibility, coordinate with all other government grants, loans, and subsidies, and submit applications for credit in a timely manner. Our team of professionals is up to date with changing regulations and will assist you through the entire process.
Our accounting team will assess your eligibility, let you know if you qualify within 3 business days, and provide you with the next steps to process your application. Fill out and submit our free assessment below.
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