There are millions of dollars from the ERTC program waiting to be claimed by Ohio business owners. If you had W-2 employees on the payroll through the pandemic, you could be eligible for up to $26,000 per employee.
One of my neighbors just received a pretty large rebate through the ERTC program and used it to build his own private ice rink.
I thought that was pretty neat, and asked if I could have a go.
He told me it would cost me $1, and I thought, "Wow. What a cheap skate."
Since the ERTC program was first created in 2020, it has gone through several changes that have expanded the eligibility and increased the amount employers can claim in rebates. The application process recently launched by Cottage Digital Media and ERTC specialist accountants helps Ohio business owners to claim the maximum rebate they are due.
Visit https://ertcrecoveryaid.com to take the free eligibility test, and claim your rebate.
Employers who received funds from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) originally could not qualify for ERTC until amendments to the program in 2021 made them eligible. This newly launched application process allows you to claim a rebate of up to $26,000 per W-2 employee, even if you are enrolled in the PPP.
If you run a restaurant, bar, entertainment facility, or movie theater in Ohio and you have already filed your 941 returns for 2020 and 2021, you are still eligible for rebates, and the ERTC specialist accountants can assist you in filing an amendment to make your claim. Unlike the PPP, tax rebates are not a loan, and they do not need to be repaid. There are also no restrictions on how your tax rebates can be spent.
To determine the eligibility of your company, Cottage Digital Media has a no-cost eligibility test on its website, which you can complete with no obligation. The assessment includes 10 simple questions and requires no proprietary business information.
If you qualify, you will receive a link to a secure portal after completing the eligibility assessment, where you can make your ERTC claim. To receive a rebate, you will be asked to upload your 941 returns, PPP loan documents, and raw payroll data, so the specialist accountants can calculate your maximum allowable tax credits.
Every claim is completed by ERTC specialist accountants, and refunds are processed daily. There is no cost to employers who do not qualify for and claim a rebate.
The program is also open to restaurants and bars operating in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Virginia, California, and Illinois with less than 500 full-time staff on average.
To be eligible, you must have at least five W-2 employees who are not your immediate family members and have had your business impacted by the pandemic. That could include losing the use of your dine-in facilities, being open for reduced hours, or having a reduced indoor capacity.
Employers who need more information can schedule a one-on-one call by visiting https://calendly.com/cottagedigitalmedia/one-to-one
A satisfied client said, “Great job walking us through the steps needed to move forward, and make sure we’re approved before any additional steps are taken. They’re knowledgeable and take care of everything for you. I highly recommend you reach out to them and see how much they can obtain for you.”
Whether you want to build a new private ice rink, renovate your shop, or put a kid through college - there's probably a tax rebate waiting for you that can help. It's free to find out, and you definitely don't want to miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime chance.
Visit https://ertcrecoveryaid.com to take the free eligibility test and get your claim maximized.
