ERC Stimulus Rebate Application For SMBs & Non-Profits With PPP Loans Launched
Dec 5, 2022
ERC stimulus payments are now available for employers that have already received PPP loans, using a new payroll tax rebate application process available from ERCGrants.org. Get qualified in under 8 minutes and receive up to $26,000 per employee retained during Covid shutdowns.
Sheridan,United States - December 5, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program was originally only available to employers who did not enroll in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), but recent amendments to the program have expanded the eligibility. Business owners that have already received PPP loans can now claim up to $26,000 per employee in refundable tax credits, using the new rebate program spotlighted by ERCGrants.org to get small businesses the money they deserve, but don’t know how to get it.
More information about the ERTC and PPP, rebate applications as well as ERCGrants.org, can be found here and the appplication process takes only 8 minutes.
With the expanded eligibility for the ERTC program, the majority of American small and medium-sized businesses are now eligible for tax credits, with no limit on the amount of funding available. ERCGrants.org’s spotlighted rebate program can help employers to claim rebates for individual fiscal quarters or the entire duration of the ERTC program.
To qualify for rebates, employers must have less than 500 W-2 employees and have been affected by the pandemic. There are several ways a business can be affected, including a reduction in gross receipts compared to the same fiscal quarter of the previous year, or temporary closures due to lockdowns or other government orders.
Employers may also qualify for rebates if their business had to operate at a limited capacity during the pandemic, such as limiting store capacities, offering takeout or curbside pickup only, or having employees limited due to remote working restrictions. Business owners who believe they may qualify for rebates can use an eligibility assessment on the ERC Grants website to determine if their business qualifies and how much they may be able to claim.
The ERCGrants.org rebate program is available to all employers with 500 W-2 employees or fewer, including startups, new businesses founded during the pandemic, and non-profit organizations such as churches, schools, and clinics. Their ERTC experts at BottomLine Concepts have helped clients to claim rebates ranging from $100,000 to over $6 million.
One recent client said, “The government programs that are part of the CARES Act can be very daunting and confusing to understand. BottomLine was extremely patient and diligent, working individually with our franchisees to maximize their money during the pandemic. They were a great partner and we look forward to a long lasting relationship.”
More information about claiming ERTC with PPP loans, and ERCGrants.org’s new rebate program, can be found at here . It takes just 8 minutes to find out how much money small business owners can get. Don’t delay; they can end this program without notice.
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