If you haven’t claimed your ERTC rebate yet, time is running out. Don’t worry though, ERTC Guy can help you to check if you qualify, and for how much, absolutely free. If you want, they can even help you to complete the paperwork. It’s easy.
If you're here, reading this - then it can only mean one thing.
Gotham is under attack!
No.. no wait.. wrong blog.
You still need to claim your ERTC rebate!
That's better - and it doesn't take a superhero to help you out on this one, just an ERTC specialist, and I know where to find one of them.
Before we get too far down the rabbit hole with these rebates though - first, a suggestion?
Why not make sure that you qualify, and find out how much you can claim? It's fast, free, easy, and takes about a minute - just answer 10 simple questions, with no cost, no obligation, and no proprietary business information required.
You can find the free eligibility check and rebate calculator at https://ertcguy.com/employee-retention-tax-credit-for-technology-companies/
Now, if all you care about is getting your maximum allowable rebate, we can stop there - that page has everything you need. It can even connect you with a specialist to help fill in the paperwork.
Since you're here anyway though, why don't I tell you a little bit about the ERTC program, why it matters, and why you really don't want to miss out on these rebates?
The first thing you should know is that this is the "easy mode" of making a claim. Sure, there's a small fee to complete the paperwork, but then the entire process is DFY, or Done-For-You. When it comes to complex paperwork for the IRS, that's my preferred method, every time.
You're a smart person, you probably already know that the DFY application is how ERTC Guy experts make their money - but that doesn't mean it's not worth it for you. While they'll get a small fee, you'll get a massive rebate, so it's obvious who the real winner is here.
When I say massive, I mean it could be mind-boggling - and if you have no clue how big, just use the free calculator on their website. Here's a ballpark though.
$750,000.
That's how much money ERTC Guy has helped some companies to claim, well, a bit more, but we're rounding down. You could have a rebate like that too if you have enough employees. In fact, it's up to $26,000 per employee on the table, with no upper limit.
The best part is, this is free money, no strings attached - and I mean that.
The feds are reimbursing you for wages you've already paid, so it really is your money, to do anything you want with. There's no repayment and no restrictions.
Don't worry about whether or not you can qualify, because practically every small to medium-sized business can.
Even new businesses founded during the pandemic can qualify, although they use a separate set of guidelines for Recovery Startup Businesses. These companies may be able to claim as much as $100,000, as long as they have gross receipts of less than $1 million.
It sounds like there are a lot of benefits to signing up - and no downsides yet.
But don't worry, if you wait too long and miss your chance to apply, you'll find the downside.
It's knowing that you could have qualified for hundreds of thousands of dollars in free money, and you missed out. That one hurts.
Don't wait, at the very least - take the free eligibility test to find out how much you can claim, you can't lose.
Take the test, start an application, or just learn more, at https://ertcguy.com/employee-retention-tax-credit-for-technology-companies/
