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Business Owners, did you know you can claim up to $33K in cash per W2 employee?

Claim up to $33K per W2 employee. Not a loan so you do not need to pay it back. Even if you took both rounds of PPP you still qualify.

  • 3000 +

    Businesses Benefited

  • Upto $33,000

    Per Employee Refundable

What we do?

We help you navigate the complex waters of filing an ERC claim with the IRS.

If you had payroll expenses at any time in 2020 and 2021, you need to have our experts review your eligibility for the ERC program. We will verify your eligibility, provide a thorough review of your payroll expenses, complete all the required IRS tax forms, and ensure you receive the funds due back to you quickly.

IRS forms can be complicated and one small slip could mean the difference in you receiving funds quickly, slowly, or not at all. Our trained tax professionals not only ensure all the proper tax forms are completed correctly, we guarantee they are submitted and received by the right department. In addition, we continually follow up with the IRS on your behalf to ensure you receive your money as fast as possible. Staying up with the IRS codes, regulations, and guidelines is a full-time job. It’s critical all your paperwork is done right the first time. If the IRS rejects your paperwork, it could delay you receiving funds by several months.

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What we do?
No Upfront Cost
No Upfront Cost
No Obligation
No Obligation
Free Analysis
Free Analysis
24/7 Service
24/7 Service
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Who Qualifies?

Did your business pay W-2 wages at any point from March 12, 2020, to Dec 31, 2021?

Did you have a significant decline in revenue since 2019?

Was your business partially or fully shut down by government orders due to COVID?

Benefits

Recover cash for your business with the Employee Retention Tax Credit. This tax relief is worth up to $5,000 per employee for 2020 and up to $7,000 per employee per quarter for 2021.

Up to

$5k

Per Employee

2020 ERTC

Up to

$7k

Per Quarter

2021 ERTC

Up to

$100k

in Q3/Q4 2021

Recovery Startup

Some of the Businesses that qualify

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Retail Stores

Retail Stores

Medical Services

Medical Services

Restaurants

Restaurants

Tech Startups

Tech Startups

Fitness Centers

Fitness Centers

Non-Profits

Non-Profits

Most businesses qualify. Contact us today!

How it Works

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STEP 1

Short Questionnaire.

We ask you a series of well-defined questions that matches your eligibility with the ERTC program criteria.

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STEP 2

Feasibility Report

Our team of world-class CPAs and attorneys identify, qualify and quantify an estimate of credits available to you. Once completed, we deliver a Rebate Feasibility Report to you.

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STEP 3

Complete application, collect your refund.

Our experts package the final paperwork ready for submission to the government. No additional work is required on your part. Just send in the documents and cash the checks.

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Testimonials

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Amy Thompson

The team is highly experienced and the application process was pretty easy! Will be recommending it to my friends as well.

Karl Mak

These funds will be a blessing in disguise for my business. Thank you so much Tax Credits team for helping me out on this.

Joshua Goguel

Professional approach. Expert team. 100% Satisfied.

Bill Judd

Wow! Got my $90K check today! Thank you so much for navigating me through the process.

FAQs

The ERTC is a fully refundable payroll tax credit that was enacted as part of the CARES Act in March 2020.

In December 2020, the Consolidated Appropriations Act expanded the ERTC, allowing PPP borrowers to benefit from the ERTC retroactively.

Then in March 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act established the Recovery Startup provision for companies that start a new trade or business after February 15, 2020.

To claim the ERTC, eligible employers report their total qualified wages on their quarterly employment tax returns (Form 941). Employers can also request an advance of the employee retention credit by submitting Form 7200.

For quarters that are filed timely, include Form 941. For past quarters, file Form 941-X. For companies that use a third-party payroll provider, some coordination with the payroll provider may be necessary.

The IRS has extended the audit window for this tax credit. Documenting your eligibility, qualified wages, and calculation is important.

No, you do not have to repay the Employee Retention Tax Credit. However, if you receive an advance of the credits (Form 7200), you need to account for that amount when filing your federal employment tax return.

The IRS has a backlog of ERTC claims so it could take several months to receive your refund check.