What's ERTC?
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is one of the most misunderstood elements of the pandemic relief package passed by Congress. Your business is likely eligible and should immediately explore the ERTC before funds run out.
How much is the ERTC worth to my business?
The ERTC can be worth up to $26,000 per W2 employee in your business. ERTC funds are NOT a loan and do NOT have to be repaid. There are no stipulations on how a business may use ERTC funds once received.
Though labeled a “tax credit” the ERTC is distributed to the business as a direct payment from the IRS.
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How do I qualify for the ERTC?
The ERTC is a federal stimulus program designed for businesses that operated during the pandemic and maintained W2 employees. A business may qualify for the ERTC by showing EITHER a requisite drop in gross revenues OR a “greater than nominal impact” due to government mandates and restrictions. A business may receive BOTH the ERTC and PPP funds.
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How do I apply for and collect the ERTC?
A detailed analysis of your business will be conducted by tax attorneys specializing in the ERTC. Application documents will be prepared and filed with the IRS.
The IRS will take approximately 6-8 months to process your ERTC claim and will mail your credit checks directly to your business.
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No upfront fees
All of our work is performed on a contingency fee basis and you pay nothing until you receive your ERTC checks.
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Specialist in-house attorneys
Our in-house tax attorneys specialize in ERTC and consider all angles to see if your business qualifies. Even when your CPA thinks you don't qualify, often based on the Revenue Reduction Test, we consider the Nominal Impact Test that many CPAs miss.
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FAQ
My business made money during the pandemic. Can I still qualify?
Can I access the ERTC if I received PPP loans?
What if my CPA already told me I don’t qualify for the ERTC?
Is the ERTC specific to any industry?
Am I required to have a certain number of employees?
Why haven’t I heard about the ERTC?
Are there risks involved?