Fast CARES Act Tax Credit Service 2022 | Maximize ERTC Rebates For Restaurants

Fast CARES Act Tax Credit Service 2022 | Maximize ERTC Rebates For Restaurants, updated 6/30/22, 11:33 AM

There's still time to claim your ERTC rebates for wages paid in 2020 and 2021, and you could be eligible for up to $26,000 per employee. There are no restrictions and no repayments, even if you received a PPP loan. Visit https://smallbusinessertcrefunds.com to learn more.

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Fast CARES Act Tax Credit Service 2022 |
Maximize ERTC Rebates For Restaurants
Did you know you can still claim ERTC
rebates if your business received a PPP
loan? Tax rebates are also available for
new businesses that opened during the
pandemic, as well as startups and non-
profit organizations, like churches, clinics,
and schools.
Since the program was first
created, the eligibility has been
expanded several times,
making the ERTC the largest
American relief fund in history.
It's not too late to claim
refunds on your company's
taxes for wages paid in 2020
and 2021, with the Employee
Retention Tax Credit program.
The new 15 Minute Refund
program from MWSchnabel
Marketing includes a free eligibility
assessment that you can use to
determine if your business qualifies
for rebates by answering 10 simple
questions.
If you are eligible for rebates, you
can claim up to $26,000 per
employee, and the 15 Minute
Refund program guarantees your
company its maximum allowable
rebate.
The program also provides
audit-proof documentation
compiled by the CPA team
for each client.
To qualify for rebates, your
company must have kept staff on
the payroll during the pandemic
and suffered either financial
losses or temporary closures due
to government orders.
This can include lockdowns, or
operating at a limited capacity,
such as a restaurant that had
to close its dining room or limit
its customers.
Companies that have already
enrolled in the Paycheck
Protection Program (PPP) are also
eligible for tax rebates after
amendments were made to the
program with the Consolidated
Appropriations Act.
 However, unlike PPP loans,
ERTC rebates have no
restrictions on how they can
be spent and never need to
be repaid.
Find Out More At
https://smallbusinessert
crefunds.com