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Claim Pandemic Recovery Funds &
ERTC Tax Rebates | IRS Refund
Eligibility Test
Are you eligible for rebates
from the IRS through the
Employee Retention Tax Credit
program? Find out in 60
seconds or less, by answering
10 simple questions.
A new fast rebate service
launched by a team of ERTC
specialist CPAs and
BusinessRebate US can help you
retroactively claim your pandemic
relief funds for 2020 and 2021.
You may be eligible for
up to $26,000 per
employee, and it's free
to find out.
You can have your claim
completed by an expert
accounting firm, using the new
15 Minute Refund program that
guarantees every employer their
maximum allowable rebate.
The eligibility has been
expanded to include new
businesses, startups, non-profit
organizations, and companies
with up to 500 full-time
employees on average.
Businesses that have previously enrolled in the Paycheck
Protection Program (PPP) or other pandemic relief programs
are also now eligible for rebates.
The program provides refundable tax credits for wages paid in
2020 and 2021, which have no restrictions on how they can be
spent, and never need to be repaid.
Visit
https://BusinessRebateUS.com
to claim your rebate
ERTC Tax Rebates | IRS Refund
Eligibility Test
Are you eligible for rebates
from the IRS through the
Employee Retention Tax Credit
program? Find out in 60
seconds or less, by answering
10 simple questions.
A new fast rebate service
launched by a team of ERTC
specialist CPAs and
BusinessRebate US can help you
retroactively claim your pandemic
relief funds for 2020 and 2021.
You may be eligible for
up to $26,000 per
employee, and it's free
to find out.
You can have your claim
completed by an expert
accounting firm, using the new
15 Minute Refund program that
guarantees every employer their
maximum allowable rebate.
The eligibility has been
expanded to include new
businesses, startups, non-profit
organizations, and companies
with up to 500 full-time
employees on average.
Businesses that have previously enrolled in the Paycheck
Protection Program (PPP) or other pandemic relief programs
are also now eligible for rebates.
The program provides refundable tax credits for wages paid in
2020 and 2021, which have no restrictions on how they can be
spent, and never need to be repaid.
Visit
https://BusinessRebateUS.com
to claim your rebate