Claim your ERTC rebate before it’s too late, or you’ll miss out on up to $26,000 per employee in tax credits that you never have to pay back. The money is already yours, all you have to do is make a claim.
Right before the pandemic, I started my own small business - taking care of several coops of chickens in my backyard.
It was a lot more complicated than I thought - there are so many layers!
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So here's the thing, I don't have chickens, but I did find out just how hard it is to run a small business during a pandemic.
The last thing any business owner wants, now that things have calmed down, is more complications - I understand that.
That's why this program is so vital because your business could have hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax credits just waiting to be claimed from the federal government. Unfortunately, many employers won't claim it because they don't know they can, or it's just too complicated.
It doesn't have to be difficult though, Bottomline Concepts has a new fast rebate service that takes care of all the details, so you don't have to.
Keep reading to learn more, or visit https://claimemployeeretentioncredit.com to find out if you're eligible for a rebate.
Their new rebate program can help any employer in the United States with between 5 and 500 W-2 employees on average, including startups, new businesses founded during the pandemic, and non-profit organizations. You can take a brief four-question assessment on their website to find out if you qualify in just a few seconds.
The four-question assessment is absolutely free with no obligation. If you qualify, and most employers do, you will be put in contact with an ERTC specialist. They can answer your questions about the program, determine which fiscal quarters you may be eligible for, and help to calculate your estimated rebate.
Their expert team can handle the whole thing from there, they'll work out all the details and make sure you get the maximum allowable rebate. They can even complete the paperwork, and file it with the IRS.
While individual rebates will vary, you can claim up to 50% of eligible wages paid in 2020 and 70% of eligible wages paid in 2021 for a maximum of up to $26,000 per employee. There is no upper limit on the funding available, and some employers have received rebates of up to $6 million.
Bottomline Concepts can also help you to claim rebates if you have already enrolled in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Unlike the small loans provided by the PPP, ERTC tax rebates are not a loan, or a deferral. They never require repayment, and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.
You can also enroll in a new live webinar with the CEO of Bottomline Concepts, Josh Fox. The webinar will explain the ERTC program, how much your business can claim, and how you can ensure you receive the maximum allowable rebate.
The webinar is available at no cost to any employer with between 5 and 500 W-2 employees, and includes an optional personal call with an ERTC specialist. During your call, you can get verified estimates on the amount of funding you can claim through the ERTC program.
The ERTC is basically free money from the federal government. It's a direct reimbursement for wages you've already paid during the pandemic.
The money is already yours, you just need to claim it.
Visit https://claimemployeeretentioncredit.com/webinar-registration to sign up for the free webinar, and learn more about the ERTC program.
