Fastest ERTC Pre-Qualification Quiz - Get Small Business Pandemic Relief Funds

by PRC Agency PR

Of all the nicknames for money, I never understood why it was called "dough."

Now I know it's because we all knead it.

Okay, so my jokes could use a little work, but here's something else to make you smile - what if I told you that as a small business owner, you're likely eligible for tens of thousands of dollars in rebates from the government?

In a recent survey, only 4% of business owners said they were very familiar with the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program, while 32% said they were somewhat familiar. This new quiz from Scott Hall and ERTC today helps you to find out in one minute or less whether you are eligible for a rebate!

Visit https://scotthall.co/employee-retention-tax-credit to learn more about the changes to eligibility, and find out if you qualify.

With only 8% of business owners having claimed their tax credits in 2020, there are billions of dollars in rebates waiting to be mailed out. The new quiz does not require any proprietary information about your business and is available for small to midsize business owners, start-ups, and non-profit organizations.

The ERTC program has gone through several rounds of changes since its initial rollout and over time, the eligibility has been expanded. Now, your business may qualify if you have up to 500 full-time employees on average, as well as if you run a start-up or non-profit.

If you previously received funds through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) you are also now eligible for ERTC, though that was not possible when the programs were first introduced. The only restriction is that you may not claim tax credits for wages paid using funds from a PPP loan.

If your business has already filed its paperwork for 2020 and/or 2021, you can still claim your tax credits retroactively. This can be done by filing a 941-X form to amend your claim, or by contacting an ERTC specialist.

Changes to the ERTC program have also included increases to the maximum amount your business can claim. In 2020, rebates could be claimed for up to 50% of employee wages, to a maximum of $5,000 per employee, per quarter. In 2021, the maximum was increased to 70%, or a maximum of $7,000 per employee, per quarter.

The ERTC eligibility quiz is available with no obligation, and upon completion, you will be able to schedule a complimentary consultation with an ERTC specialist. The consultation will help you determine how much you can claim, and if you can get pre-qualified for a rebate.

Visit https://ertcquiz.com/video to take the 60-second quiz that could pre-qualify you for tens of thousands of dollars in tax credits!