Have you claimed your free money from the government yet? If you have W-2 employees and kept them on the payroll during the pandemic – the federal government has a tax rebate with your name on it.
One day when I was getting a haircut, a young boy walked in and started chatting with the barber. Leaning over to me, the barber whispered, "watch how foolish this boy is," and then pulled some money out of his pockets.
The barber held out both hands to the boy, the left with five $1 bills, and the right with a single $10 bill, and said he should choose a hand.
Without hesitation, the boy chose the five $1 bills, called his thanks, and ran off to buy some candy.
Later I saw the boy again and asked him why he chose the way he did, he explained, "If I took the $10 bill, the barber would stop offering me money every time I came in."
The moral of this story is, that when you're offered free money, you shouldn't hesitate. In this case, you don't need to play any tricks - it's already waiting with your name on it, you just need to claim it.
When the CARES Act was first passed in 2020, the federal government set aside a pool of funds to provide employers with an incentive to keep their employees on the payroll. This new refund program launched by TrimGov and specialist CPAs offers you an easy way to claim your tax credits before the funding pool runs out.
Visit https://trimgov.com to find out if you're eligible, and use the 15 Minute Refund program.
The 15 Minute Refund program is only available from a single firm of Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) specialist CPAs and is open to all employers with W-2 employees. This includes new businesses founded during the pandemic, startups, and non-profit organizations.
To be eligible for tax rebates, you must be able to prove that you suffered financial losses during the pandemic, compared to the same fiscal quarter of the previous year. You may also be eligible if you had to shut down or temporarily close for business at any point because of government orders or lockdowns.
If you have already received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan, you may still be eligible for rebates if you meet the other requirements. To determine if your business is eligible, you can fill out a short questionnaire on the TrimGov website. It includes 10 questions and does not require any proprietary business information.
The eligibility questionnaire carries no cost or obligation, and no business will be charged any fees unless they receive a rebate. Eligible employers will receive a link to a secure server after they finish the questionnaire, where they can complete the 15 Minute Refund program.
Every client will receive audit-proof documentation with their claim, and the program is guaranteed to maximize your rebates. You may be eligible for as much as $26,000 per employee, with no repayment required, and no restrictions on how you can spend the money.
Among the organizations that recently used the 15-minute refund program is a restaurant ownership group in Florida that received a rebate of $1,120,000. Through its collaboration with the specialist CPAs, a school in Addison, IL, was successful in claiming a rebate for $175,000.
This money is not a loan, has no restrictions, and is just waiting for you to claim it. If you haven't made a claim yet, what are you waiting for? With TrimGov, you can complete the entire process in 15 minutes or less - guaranteed.
Learn more by watching a short video about the ERTC at https://youtu.be/RJl2Dr27M5k
