Claim your ERTC, risk-free, before it’s too late. It’s already too late to claim rebates for wages paid in 2020, but you can still claim up to $21,000 per employee for wages paid in 2021. Use this fast, free calculator to find out how much.
You wouldn't walk away from a pile of money with your name on it, that was just waiting to be claimed, would you?
If you don't claim your ERTC rebate, that's exactly what you're doing... and it could be a pretty big pile of cash. You can find out exactly how big your rebate could be by answering 10 easy questions, with no cost or obligation - just visit https://get26k.com
LP Consulting has created a free, quick, and super easy refund calculator and eligibility test, that works for any small or medium-sized business in the USA. If your business was open, or shut due to lockdowns, during the pandemic - you probably qualify, and trust me, it's worth finding out.
We all know that the COVID pandemic has officially ended and most companies have returned to “business as usual,” but you might not know that there are still billions of dollars in Employee Retention Tax Credits (ERTC) left unclaimed.
So, you're eligible for a rebate - now what?
Well, you've got options, lots of them, from calculating it all yourself and doing the paperwork, to having an ERTC specialist handle all the heavy lifting... and unless you're an ERTC specialist as well, I recommend the second one, for a simple but important reason.
The ERTC rules keep changing, and it's hard to keep up - so having a specialist handle the paperwork offers 3 essential benefits.
You may be able to claim as much as $21,000 per employee, with no upper limit on funding.
To qualify, your business must have fewer than 500 W-2 employees, and it must have been negatively affected by the pandemic in some way, such as through lockdowns or other temporary closures.
If that sounds like your business, the best way to find out how much you can claim is with the free calculator - but wait, let me finish explaining first.
So you've already received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, can you also qualify for ERTC rebates?
Yes!
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 changed the rules, in your favor.
However, unlike the PPP, the ERTC program does not offer loans. Funds claimed through the ERTC are a reimbursement for wages paid during the pandemic - they do not need to be repaid, and can be spent with no restrictions. It's basically free money, from the government.
Just take the free eligibility test (click here or one of the links I've shared) and you'll also get a quick estimate for your maximum potential rebates. You will also be placed in contact with an ERTC specialist, who can help to calculate your exact return and complete the required paperwork.
Just remember, the deadline for wages paid in 2020 has already passed, and the next one is approaching. File your claim before the deadline in 2025 to claim your rebates, before it's too late.
Here's a short excerpt from the application and eligibility check website, that explains it better, “We only specialize in maximizing Employee Retention Tax Credits for small business owners. You won’t find us preparing income taxes, compiling financial statements, or providing attestation services of any kind. When you engage us, rest assured that you’ve hired the best CPA Firm to lock in this one-time opportunity for a large refund check from the IRS.”
There's nothing better than free money, except for free money that someone else does the paperwork for.
Get your maximum allowable rebate, with the minimum allowable effort, at https://get26k.com
