Boyle Heights ERTC Restaurant & Bar Pandemic Relief | Rebate Application Launch

Oct 18, 2022

Up to $26,000 per employee is still available in pandemic relief funds for entertainment industry employers in Boyle Heights, LA, which can be claimed using a new fast rebate service launched by Cottage Digital Media.

Gallatin,United States - October 18, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —

The pandemic may be over, at least in terms of lockdowns, but many businesses are still suffering from the financial shocks of 2020 and 2021. Cottage Digital Media has launched a partnership with a firm of Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) specialist CPAs to help small business owners in Boyle Heights, LA, claim and maximize their pandemic relief funds, with a time commitment of 15 minutes or less.

More information about ERTC rebates for Boyle Heights employers can be found at https://ertcrecoveryaid.com

The new relief fund application is only available from a single firm of ERTC specialist CPAs, and guarantees employers their maximum allowable rebates, with no up-front fees. It takes advantage of several amendments to the ERTC program to help small businesses claim tax credits, even if they have already received a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

When the ERTC and PPP relief fund programs were first launched, employers could choose between receiving immediate loans through the PPP, or tax credits at the end of the year through the ERTC. While most employers chose the PPP, making them ineligible for tax credits, amendments to the program now allow employers to enroll in both programs.

Unlike the PPP, ERTC refundable tax credits are not a loan. They never require repayment, and there are no restrictions on how employers can spend their rebates.

The new fast rebate service can help employers with up to 500 full-time W-2 employees claim rebates, including startups, new businesses founded during the pandemic, and non-profit organizations including churches, clinics, and schools. To qualify, a business must have been affected by the pandemic either financially or through government orders, such as a lockdown.

Restaurants and entertainment industry employers may also qualify if they operated at a reduced capacity during the pandemic, such as offering takeout only or limiting in-person dining space. To help employers determine if they qualify, Cottage Digital Media has included a no-cost, no-obligation eligibility assessment on its website, that can be completed by answering 10 simple questions.

Eligible employers can have the ERTC specialist CPA team maximize their rebates and complete the required paperwork, with no risk or up-front fees. Any employer who does not qualify or does not receive a rebate will not be charged.

More information about maximizing ERTC rebates, and the no-cost eligibility assessment, can be found at https://ertcrecoveryaid.com

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Name: Patti Keitzman
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Organization: Cottage Digital Media
Address: 380 Maple Street Suite 1782, Gallatin, TN 37066, United States
Website: https://ertcrecoveryaid.com/

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