Did you claim ERC rebates for your restaurant yet? It’s fast, easy, risk-free, and could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, that you never have to pay back. All you have to do is apply.
Do you know that feeling you get when you realize you just missed an amazing opportunity?
This article is here to help you avoid that feeling, because if you're reading this, you probably haven't claimed your Employee Retention Credits (ERC) yet, and it's definitely a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Why?
Because the federal government is offering your business tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in practically free money, with no strings attached - you just have to claim it.
Some companies have claimed rebates of up to $6 million!
If your business was eligible for a PPP loan, then you're almost certainly eligible for ERC rebates.
A new partnership between DL Consulting and ERTC Express is helping restaurant owners throughout Missouri and Arkansas to claim their pandemic relief funds for 2020 and 2021, which may be as much as $26,000 per employee.
Interested? Visit https://www.iamertc.com to find out how much you can claim.
Though the ERC program officially ended in September 2021, you can still claim rebates for wages paid during the pandemic. The new eligibility check and fast rebate service can help you to determine if you qualify, which fiscal quarters you are eligible for, and how much you can claim in rebates.
While the ERC program has been providing tax credits to small businesses since 2020, many employers don't realize that they qualify for rebates. The program has gone through several rounds of amendments, including recent changes that have increased the total amount businesses can claim, and expanded the eligibility to include most small and medium-sized American businesses.
To qualify for the new rebate service, your business must have between 5 and 500 W-2 employees, and have been affected by the pandemic in some way. This may include restaurants that had to limit their indoor seating capacity, offer takeout or delivery only, or temporarily close their doors due to lockdowns.
The new rebate service can help you to claim rebates even if you have already received loans through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), or were previously disqualified for having too many employees. Unlike the loans provided by the PPP, rebates claimed with the new application process are not a loan, never require repayment, and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.
Small to medium-sized businesses, startups, and non-profit organizations can use an updated eligibility assessment provided by DL Consulting to determine if they qualify for rebates, with no cost or obligation. The assessment asks 10 simple questions and requires no proprietary business information.
The fast rebate service is provided with no up-front fees or risk. Any employer that does not qualify or does not receive a rebate will not be charged. Employers that do qualify will not be charged until the end of the first month after they receive their rebate.
While the ERC program may have started small, it's grown into the largest relief program in American history, and many businesses still haven't even placed a claim.
Have you applied for your tax rebate yet?
Visit https://www.iamertc.com to take the free eligibility assessment, or to get help completing your claim from an ERC specialist CPA.
