Get up to $26,000 per employee within 7 days.
You may now qualify for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).
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What exactly is the
Employee Retention Credit?
Think of it as a cash rebate from the IRS, rewarding business owners for not giving up.
We make it simple
Just 5 easy steps to claim your credit
1
Answer 10 Questions
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Hop on a Call
Within a few minutes, we’ll give you a call to tell you next steps and provide you an initial estimate of your credit.
3
Sign Our Engagement Letter
Give our Experts the green light by signing an Engagement Letter, which formally kicks off the process to get you your money.
4
Gather Needed Documents
We’ll outline all the documents required for us to get your credit into your pocket! Your information is always safe and secure in an encrypted, cloud-based shared drive.
5
Get Paid
We’ll submit your ERC claim to the IRS and you’ll get a check from the US Treasury in ~8 – 12 months. Qualified clients can also choose our Advance Payment option to put cash in your pocket in as little as 7 days!
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) is a refundable payroll tax credit, up to $26,000 per employee, available through the CARES Act to businesses impacted by COVID-19.
While both PPP and ERC are part of the CARES Act, there are some notable differences: the PPP was structured as a forgivable loan through your local bank via the SBA; the ERC is a payroll tax credit through the IRS – it is not a forgivable loan; it is cash for you to do whatever you choose. The PPP had a specific funding amount and PPP funds ran out; ERC funds don’t run out, you just have to claim your credit prior to the end of the 3 year lookback period. Finally, the PPP isn’t taxable; the ERC is.
Yes! Before the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) was passed in December 2020, businesses could not claim ERC if they had accepted a PPP loan. With the updated CAA, businesses are eligible in 2021 even if they claimed a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
- According to the program if you experienced ANY disruption of: Distribution, scheduling changes, employees or employers has to alter the way business was conducted etc.
- Full or partial suspension to business operations during any calendar quarter in 2020 and / or 2021. These are attributed to governmental orders that limit commerce, travel or other group meetings due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Experienced ANY impact because of Covid 19. Supply chain delays, mask requirements, additional protocol when interacting with clients/customers or employees, just too name a few.
Qualified wages are compensation provided to employees during an eligible period after March 12, 2020, inclusive of health plan expenses.
Yes, 100% of your ERC is taxable in the year it’s received, subject to your business having taxable income. The slightly wonky answer is: ERC is a reduction of wage expense in the relevant year. If, for example, you deducted $15,000 in wages and you received $5,000 in ERC, you would have $10,000 in deductible wages.