Covid-19 Relief Fund Eligibility Check: ERTC Claim Assistance for SMBs Updated
Jan 25, 2024
ERTC Express has updated its claim assistance, providing small businesses with a no-obligation ERTC eligibility check.
New York, United States - January 25, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
With the deadline for the ERTC (Employee Retention Tax Credit) around the corner, SMBs (small to medium-sized businesses) can now access a simple online form to find out if they qualify to receive COVID-19 relief from the IRS.
To learn more, please visit: https://employee-retentiontaxcredit.com/
As ERTC Express points out, there are many misconceptions regarding federal COVID-19 funding, which has led to many business owners still not claiming the tax credit they likely have the right to. As a CPA who specializes in the ERTC, the firm can assess how much a business can claim and prepare audit-proof documentation for a smooth application process.
Businesses could receive as much as $26,000 per W-2 employee- $5,000 for 2020 tax periods and $21,000 for 2021 tax periods. The current deadlines for submitting claims retroactively are set to the 15th of April 2024 for 2020 and the 15th of April 2025 for 2021. However, with recent reports of a new bill that aims to shorten the deadline, it's clear that those who want to find out if they qualify should start their claim as soon as possible.
ERTC Express' pre-qualification online form only takes 15 minutes to fill out. Those who are unsure if they're eligible can find clear information on the CPA's website. For example, business owners can learn that it's possible to claim the ERTC even if they got a PPP loan and why their bookkeeper hasn't already filed the application.
ERTC Express has previously helped businesses across various sectors and states receive significant COVID-19 relief funding. For instance, a Montessori school in Illinois with 35 W-2 employees got a $175,000 credit, and a restaurant ownership group in Florida with a workforce of 224 employees successfully claimed a $1,120,000 credit.
"You don't want to miss out on this because given the payroll expenses incurred by an average business, there is very likely a nice check waiting for most small to medium-sized businesses that apply for the ERTC funding," said a spokesperson for the company. "By answering a few simple, non-invasive questions, our team of ERTC experts can determine if you likely qualify for a no-strings-attached tax credit."
Additional details are available at: https://employee-retentiontaxcredit.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Paul Tunks
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Organization: ERTC Express
Address: 99 Wall Street Suite 3620 , New York, New York 10005, United States
Website: https://employee-retentiontaxcredit.com/
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