COVID Tax Credit Retro Filing: ERTC/ERC Eligibility & Application Guide Released

Sep 27, 2023

Small and medium-sized business owners can use this new report published by ERTC Guy to determine if they can still qualify for pandemic relief rebates and how much they may be able to claim.

New York, United States - September 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —

With the initial deadline for Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) claims approaching soon, ERTC Guy has launched a new report that explores how much small business owners may be able to claim in refundable tax credits and several methods for completing these claims before the deadline.

More information about ERTC refunds, a no-cost rebate estimation tool, and the full list of options for completing a claim before the deadline can be found at https://ertcguy.com/

While the ERTC program initially offered small business owners a rebate of up to $5,000 per employee, the program has since expanded, and now offers up to $26,000 per employee, with no upper limit on funding. The full report from ERTC Guy explains how to determine the maximum allowable rebate for any business and several options for completing the paperwork and filing a claim.

These rebates are available for most small and medium-sized businesses that kept employees on the payroll throughout all or part of the pandemic. To qualify, a business must have been negatively affected by the pandemic in some way, such as through reduced revenue or sales, supply chain issues, or temporary closures.

The full report includes a simple tool for estimating the approximate rebate for individual employers, which has no cost and carries no obligation. This fast assessment only asks a few basic questions and requires no proprietary business information.

With the latest updates to the program, employers may qualify for rebates even if they have already enrolled in, or received loans through, the Paycheck Protection Program. After receiving their assessment, employers will be able to contact an ERTC specialist for assistance in completing the calculations, filling out the paperwork, and filing a claim.

Employers can also find answers to several of the most frequently asked questions about ERTC rebates, in the full report. This includes more information about upcoming deadlines, strategies for maximizing rebates, and details about professional services that can help employers complete their claims.

A spokesperson for ERTC Guy explained, “Our highly qualified team of accountants and specialists will contact you and help you discover exactly how much money you qualify to receive. This will be up to $26,000 per employee. This money will be given to you and never needs to be repaid. It is not a loan and you will receive your payment directly from the US government.”

More information about the maximum allowable rebates, upcoming deadlines, and fast rebate assessment for small business owners can be found in the full report at https://ertcguy.com/

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