Get your ERTC rebate fast, with the only 15 Minute Refund program available. You’ll get audit-proof documentation, and the guaranteed maximum allowable rebate, all in just a few minutes.
It's recently come to my attention that the US government and college students have a lot in common, particularly when it comes to deadlines.
More specifically, they both wait until the very last minute, before rushing to demand an extension.
Unfortunately, business owners are unlikely to get the same consideration, and it's important to make sure that you've filed your ERTC claim before the deadline.
The Employee Retention Tax Credit program was planned to continue until the end of 2021 but was prematurely ended when the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was passed, on November 5. With experts uncertain whether the deadline for claims will also be moved up, Free Tax Cash has created a fast rebate application that allows you to complete your claim in a matter of minutes.
Visit https://www.freetaxcash.com to learn more about the ERTC program, or to calculate your rebate.
The improved application process is only available from a single firm of ERTC specialist CPAs, which has collaborated with Free Tax Cash. Known as the 15 Minute Refund program, it guarantees every employer their maximum allowable rebate for a minimum time commitment.
Over the last year, the ERTC has become the largest relief program in America, with thousands of small business owners receiving rebates averaging $100,000. The program has grown even further with the passing of several amendments that expanded the eligibility to include even more businesses.
Companies with up to 500 full-time employees are now eligible for rebates, as well as startups and non-profit organizations such as schools, churches, and hospitals. If you have already enrolled in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), you are also now eligible for tax rebates - which, unlike the PPP loans, do not need to be repaid.
New businesses that were founded during the pandemic can also claim tax rebates of up to $100,000. To qualify, they must have gross receipts of less than $1 million, and at least one employee who is not a family member, or 50% owner.
Eligible small businesses may claim up to $26,000 in rebates per W-2 employee. To find out if you are eligible, the easiest way is to take a no-cost, no-obligation assessment on the Free Tax Cash website.
The assessment can be completed in approximately one minute and contains 10 simple questions. It does not require any proprietary business information. Eligible employers will receive a link to a secure server where you can complete your claim, and receive audit-proof documentation, using the 15 Minute Refund program.
Though the government and college students may be able to ignore deadlines, for The Average Joe, that's not often an option. Don't wait until it's too late and miss out on your rebate - make a claim today, in 15 minutes or less.
Visit https://www.freetaxcash.com to take the free eligibility test, or to begin your claim.
