How It Works

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Step 1

Complete your application to secure your place in line. It takes less than 5 minutes.

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Step 2

Submit documentation to our world-class service to prepare & file your claim for your refund.

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Step 3

Receive a US Treasury issued cash check for you up to $26,000 per employee!

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What Is The ERC?

As a small to medium-sized business, it’s likely that you were negatively impacted by COVID-19, and you certainly weren’t alone.

 

Due to financial suffering across the country, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to help get businesses back on their feet — with a special section called the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), specifically added to help businesses like yours.

 

The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) was developed to encourage and support employers who retained existing employees throughout 2020 and for the first three quarters of 2021 by offering a generous payroll tax refund through the IRS.

 

Eligible businesses can receive a refund of up to $5,000 per employee for all of 2020 and up to $7,000 per employee kept on the payroll for each quarter for Q1 through Q3 of 2021. That’s a total refund of up to $26,000 per employee kept on your payroll.

 

ERC is a refundable tax credit available to small and medium-sized businesses. As such, it is a grant and not a loan – you never need to worry about repaying the ERC.


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Is My Business Eligible For The ERC?

Most small and medium-sized businesses qualify. Many business owners are disqualifying themselves based on outdated information, sometimes from their own CPA.

The ERC is related to your payroll, not your business income tax returns, which is what most CPAs handle. Meaning, this credit has mostly fallen into an area where few CPAs are able to effectively process it.

If your business was impacted by one or more of the following, you qualify:

  • Images Your business operations were interrupted.
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  • Images Your business had a limited capacity to operate.
  • Images You were unable to work with your vendors.
  • Images Your hours of operation were reduced.
  • Images Your available services offered to customers were limited or reduced.
  • Images Your business was partially or fully shut down due to a government order.

Can you afford to miss out on ERC funding?

With $5000 from 2020

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ERC is severely underutilized,
with most eligible businesses
not claiming their refund!

The IRS anticipates 70-80% of businesses are good candidates for taking the Employee Retention Credit.


Forbes Magazine

It’s surprising to me how unaware businesses are that these credits and refunds exist.


IRS Revenue Officer

The Internal Revenue Service urges employers to take advantage of the newly-extended employee retention credit...


IRS Website

Frequently Asked Questions.

You have questions, we have answers. Read our frequently asked questions. If you have any questions that are not listed, feel free to reach out, our support team is ready to assist.

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Doesn’t my payroll company handle this for me?
Not Always True. Many of the major payroll companies we work with are doing everything they can to help clients recover from the pandemic. They provide some basic screening questions for eligibility, but the client usually has to sign an affidavit that they did all of the substantiation required and are eligible for the credit. The vast majority of payroll companies do not have the staff to do this calculation.
Depends. This tax credit does not fall into the normal purview of our client’s accounting firms or CPAs. They normally prepare your Federal and State Income Tax Returns and do not spend the time on complex credits unless asked and in most cases, outsource that to specialty tax firms or charge on an hourly basis to do the calculation even if there is no credit.
Yes. PPP Loan - The CARES Act initially did not allow businesses that received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans to also claim the ERC, but the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, P.L. 116-260, which was enacted at the end of 2020, retroactively removed the limitation so employers that had applied for or received PPP loans could still get the ERC.
Yes. The key objective test is whether your business had the required decrease in quarterly gross receipts from the benchmark quarter. There is no alternative causation if this decrease in gross receipts has been met REGARDLESS OF THE REASON FOR THE DECREASE.

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