Get Pandemic Tax Credits | Top CPAs Maximize SMB ERTC Payroll Rebates

by PRC Agency PR

I need a volunteer for a magic trick... How about you?

Yes, you, behind the keyboard.

Here's what you need to do - first, count how many employees you have.

Now, multiply that number by $26,000.

That's a pretty impressive number... but it's still just a number, not very magical, right?

What if there was a way to turn that number into cold hard cash that you could spend on anything you want, with no repayment, no restrictions, and no strings attached?

Let me tell you how - it's easier than you think.

The federal government is offering business owners like yourself up to $26,000 per employee in rebates for wages paid in 2020 and 2021 through the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program.

Now you might be thinking, "I've heard of this, but I don't qualify because..."

What you may not know is that the ERTC guidelines have changed, and even if you weren't eligible before, you probably are now - but that's not even the best part.

You can claim your rebate in just 15 minutes, and you don't even have to fill in the paperwork. ERC Tax Group has a new fast rebate application service that guarantees it, and they also guarantee you the maximum allowable rebate for your business.

Visit https://erctaxgroup.com to see for yourself, it really is that easy.

By partnering with a firm of ERTC specialist CPAs that works exclusively on pandemic relief fund claims, ERC Tax Group can offer a unique 15 Minute Refund application program. The program includes audit-proof documentation for every business and no risk to any business that does not qualify or does not receive a rebate.

If you don't qualify or don't receive a rebate, you won't be charged a cent - but that's unlikely anyways since almost all small to medium-sized businesses are now eligible.

You can use the 15 Minute Refund application program to claim tax credits even if you were ineligible for the ERTC program under the original guidelines. Using recent amendments to the ERTC, the program can secure funds for businesses that have up to 500 full-time W-2 employees, even if they have already received loans through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

Rebates claimed using the 15 Minute Refund application program are not a loan and have no restrictions on how they can be spent. The program has no upper limit on funding, and while individual rebates will vary, it has helped businesses to claim rebates ranging from several thousand dollars to over $2 million.

ERC Tax Group has included a no-cost, no-obligation qualifications assessment on its website that you can use to find out if you qualify and to receive an estimate of your available funding. The assessment asks 10 simple questions, does not require any proprietary business information, and can be completed in approximately one minute.

To apply through the 15 Minute Refund application program, you will first be asked to complete the qualifications check, where you will receive a link to the CPA firm’s secure server to complete your application. The CPA team will ask for several documents, including the company’s raw payroll data and 941 returns, which are required to calculate the maximum allowable rebate.

The 15 Minute Refund application program is open to any business affected by the pandemic through lockdowns, financial losses, or reduced operating capacity, including startups, new businesses founded during the pandemic, and non-profit organizations.

So, remember that magic number you get from multiplying your number of employees by $26,000?

It may not seem like much of a magic trick now, but it will when you get a check from the IRS for that amount - all you have to do is claim it.

Visit https://erctaxgroup.com to take a free eligibility test, get an estimate of your rebate, or begin a new claim.

ERC Tax Group 14455 Webb Chapel Rd, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234, United States Website https://erctaxgroup.com Phone +1-469-529-7879

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Created on Dec 21st 2022 03:36. Viewed 134 times.

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