ERTC Covid Relief Application 2022 | Tax Credit Program For W-2 Employees Launch

Jun 3, 2022

San Jose,United States - June 3, 2022 /PressCable/ —

While most employers are aware of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), a less well-known pandemic relief program, the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), is allowing companies to claim up to $26,000 per employee in rebates. The 15 Minute Refund program launched by RetentionCredit connects business owners with ERTC specialist CPAs that help them claim their maximum allowable rebate.

For more information, please visit https://retentioncredit.org

The new 15 Minute Refund program is open to all small and medium-sized business owners, including companies that have already received a loan through the PPP. Unlike the PPP, which provided small loans, the 15 Minute Refund program helps employers to claim tax credits that do not need to be repaid and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.

To get pre-qualified for a rebate, employers can take the RetentionCredit eligibility assessment. It asks 10 simple questions, does not require any proprietary business information, and is available with no cost and no obligation.

Eligible employers will receive a link to a secure server where they can upload the required documents to the expert CPA team so that they can calculate their maximum allowable rebate, and complete the paperwork. To finalize the rebate process, companies will be asked to provide their raw payroll data, PPP loan documents if applicable, and 941 returns.

To qualify, a company must have between 2 and 500 W-2 employees and have had their business affected by the pandemic. Startups and non-profit organizations may also qualify for rebates if they have W-2 employees, including churches, schools, performing arts centers, and medical clinics.

A special category, Recovery Startup Businesses, is available for companies that were founded during the pandemic, after February 15, 2020. If they have gross receipts of less than $1 million, and at least one employee who is not a family member or 50% owner, these businesses may claim up to $100,000 in rebates.

The 15 Minute Refund program is only available from a single firm of ERTC specialist CPAs, which has partnered with RetentionCredit. The program guarantees every client their maximum allowable rebate with a time commitment of 15 minutes or less, and audit-proof documentation for IRS support.

To learn more about the ERTC program, or to begin a claim, please visit https://retentioncredit.org

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