Employee Retention Credit Eligibility Check: Easy ERTC Refund Calculator Updated
Mar 29, 2023
ERTC Wizard has announced its updated 15-minute employee retention credit eligibility check and refund calculator to help small businesses receive their maximum ERTC.
Memphis, United States - March 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The firm hopes the updated process will encourage more small and medium-sized businesses to calculate their 2020 and 2021 ERTC to receive their maximum refund. Through its easy-to-use 15-minute online ERTC refund calculator, ERTC Wizard allows businesses to quickly enter tax information to identify their refund, without any upfront charges.
Interested parties can learn more at https://ertcwizard.com/
With this announcement, ERTC Wizard offers businesses a chance to receive funding that was allocated by the CARES Act which provides a credit equal to 50% of qualified wages and health plan expenses paid after March 12, 2020, and before Jan. 1, 2021. Businesses can use the ERTC Wizard refund calculator to enter W-2 information for both full-time and part-time employees.
Many small and medium-sized businesses received PPP funds during the pandemic with the help of their banker, CPAs, or financial advisor. However, PPP funding was essentially an SBA-guaranteed loan and bankers were issued incentives to assist small businesses in claiming it. This kind of incentivization was not present for ERTC funding, which was considered a liability for bankers because it was outside of their scope and skillset. Therefore, many small businesses never understood or claimed their ERTC.
While claiming the ERTC is fairly complicated, ERTC Wizard has created a simple method for determining qualification through its online calculator. Businesses can answer a few non-invasive questions so that the firm's ERTC expert team can determine their eligibility, with no strings attached. ERTC Wizard has assisted businesses in Illinois, Tennessee, California, Texas, Florida, and more to receive their maximum ERTC.
About ERTC Wizard
ERTC Wizard is a tax refund firm solely dedicated to maximizing small business claims for the Employee Retention Tax Credits through its unique, simple 15-minute application process. Based in Memphis, TN, the firm was founded during the Covid-19 pandemic when small and medium-sized businesses were struggling to survive economic hardship. ERTC Wizard's main goal is to bring some of the authorized government stimulus funding that remains unclaimed, to small businesses that need it.
"We only specialize in maximizing Employee Retention Tax Credits for small business owners. You won’t find us preparing income taxes, compiling financial statements, or providing attestation services of any kind," said one spokesperson for the company. "When you engage us, rest assured that you’ve hired the best CPA Firm to lock in this one-time opportunity for a large refund check from the IRS."
Interested parties can learn more and get started with ERTC Wizard by visiting https://ertcwizard.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Martin Andrew
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Organization: ERTC Wizard
Address: 2323 Madison Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104, United States
Website: https://ertcwizard.com
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