Best ERTC Eligibility Test 2022 | Claim Employee Retention Tax Credits & PPP

by PRC Agency PR

They say that nothing is certain in life other than death, taxes, and vegans telling you that they're vegan.

After talking to a few priests and rich CEOs, I'm not so sure about the first two.

What I am sure of, is that there's never been an easier way to get thousands of dollars in rebates from the IRS - and I definitely feel like they owe it to us.

If you're a business owner with even a few employees, you could have a significant rebate with your name on it, and making a claim is simple.

With the federal pandemic relief programs coming to a close, many employers are left unsure whether they qualify for a rebate. This new evaluation tool can determine your eligibility for a rebate in 60 seconds and includes a link that allows you to consult with an ERTC specialist.

Visit https://ertcquiz.com/video to learn more about ERTC rebates, or to take the 60-second assessment for free.

This assessment tool launched by Scott Hall and ERTC Today is available to business owners anywhere in the USA, with 500 or fewer full-time employees on average. Non-profit organizations, startups, and new businesses are now also eligible for rebates and can use the assessment tool to determine if they qualify.

When the Consolidated Appropriations Act was passed in 2021, it made several important amendments to the ERTC program and expanded the eligibility requirements, allowing more employers to claim rebates. If your business has already received a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP,) you are now also eligible for ERTC.

While the PPP provided loans to small businesses that had suffered financial losses during the pandemic, the ERTC program provides a tax rebate that has several other benefits. Unlike the PPP, tax rebates do not need to be repaid at any point, and they include no restrictions on how the funds can be spent.

Businesses that started after February 15, 2020, may also be eligible for as much as $100,000 in rebates. You can qualify as a Startup Recovery Business if you have 1 or more employees and average annual gross receipts of less than $1,000,000.

To claim your tax rebates, take the free eligibility assessment and then request a consultation with an ERTC specialist accountant who can determine the maximum amount you can claim. To complete the application, you only have to upload some payroll documentation to the company’s secure server, and the accountants will help you file an amendment to your 941 returns.

ERTC Today is a group of accounting experts that specialize in helping small to medium-sized businesses claim their tax credits. The entire application process can be completed in minutes, and refunds are processed daily.

For years I've been hearing that pigs will learn to fly before the IRS will start handing out hefty rebates to small business owners. Now I'm keeping an eye on the sky - because I just got a check in the mail.

Visit https://scotthall.co/employee-retention-tax-credit to find out if you're eligible, and how to maximize your claim.