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Free Pandemic Tax Credit Estimate For SMBs
& Non-Profits Claim ERTC Rebates 2022
In 2021, when the Infrastructure
Investment and Jobs Act was
passed, it retroactively ended the
Employee Retention Tax Credit
program, but you can still apply
for rebates.
The new eligibility assessment from
Ulrich GNB Consulting can
determine if your company qualifies
for tax credits using the answers to
10 simple questions, requiring no
proprietary business information.
Though the ERTC program went
mostly unused because of the
popularity of the Paycheck
Protection Program, it is now
possible for your company to enroll
in both relief programs, instead of
just one.
While the PPP was the dominant
relief program for small
businesses in 2020 and 2021,
the ERTC has several benefits
that were not available when the
program was launched.
Unlike the PPP, ERTC
rebates have no restrictions
on how they can be spent,
and never need to be repaid.
The program has had its eligibility
expanded to include most small and
medium-sized American
businesses, including non-profit
organizations, startups, and new
businesses founded during the
pandemic.
New businesses may be eligible
for up to $100,000 in rebates if
they have gross receipts of less
than $1 million, and at least one
employee who is not a family
member or 50% owner.
Established businesses with
500 or fewer full-time
employees on average can
be eligible for up to $26,000
per employee.
To qualify, your business must
have suffered financial losses
during the pandemic or had to
close temporarily because of
government orders, such as
lockdowns.
Take the free eligibility test
today to find out if you qualify,
and get help from expert
CPAs to maximize your
rebate.
Find Out More At
https://www.ertcclaim
.us
& Non-Profits Claim ERTC Rebates 2022
In 2021, when the Infrastructure
Investment and Jobs Act was
passed, it retroactively ended the
Employee Retention Tax Credit
program, but you can still apply
for rebates.
The new eligibility assessment from
Ulrich GNB Consulting can
determine if your company qualifies
for tax credits using the answers to
10 simple questions, requiring no
proprietary business information.
Though the ERTC program went
mostly unused because of the
popularity of the Paycheck
Protection Program, it is now
possible for your company to enroll
in both relief programs, instead of
just one.
While the PPP was the dominant
relief program for small
businesses in 2020 and 2021,
the ERTC has several benefits
that were not available when the
program was launched.
Unlike the PPP, ERTC
rebates have no restrictions
on how they can be spent,
and never need to be repaid.
The program has had its eligibility
expanded to include most small and
medium-sized American
businesses, including non-profit
organizations, startups, and new
businesses founded during the
pandemic.
New businesses may be eligible
for up to $100,000 in rebates if
they have gross receipts of less
than $1 million, and at least one
employee who is not a family
member or 50% owner.
Established businesses with
500 or fewer full-time
employees on average can
be eligible for up to $26,000
per employee.
To qualify, your business must
have suffered financial losses
during the pandemic or had to
close temporarily because of
government orders, such as
lockdowns.
Take the free eligibility test
today to find out if you qualify,
and get help from expert
CPAs to maximize your
rebate.
Find Out More At
https://www.ertcclaim
.us