Employee Retention Tax Credit Qualification & Claims Help Before 2024 Announced
Nov 20, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Heros ERTC and ERTC Express have launched an update to their Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) claims assistance program for small businesses in the US.
- Business owners have until April 2024 to submit ERTC claims for incidents related to 2020, and the program aims to streamline the application process.
- The ERTC provides refundable tax credits for businesses that experienced revenue declines or increased expenses during the pandemic, with potential refunds of up to $26,000 per W-2 employee.
- ERTC Express uses a 'Power of Three' approach, where all claim documentation and calculations are reviewed and validated by three separate CPAs before submission to the IRS.
- Heros ERTC and ERTC Express offer contingency-based billing, where service fees are only paid once the IRS has issued a refund, providing flexibility to businesses.
Heros ERTC, in partnership with ERTC Express, has announced a new update to its Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) claims assistance program for small businesses across the US.
Cushing, United States - November 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The firm explains that the deadline for ERTC claims for all incidents related to 2020 is approaching in April 2024, and expects a rush of applications - which could potentially lead to delays or missed opportunities for business owners. With the recent announcement, the team is committing to a nationwide campaign to provide fully managed applications, all backed by audit-proof documentation to streamline claims.
More information can be found at https://herosertc.com/employee-retirement-credit-how-to-calculate-and-claim-it/
The ERTC, part of the CARES Act, provides refundable tax credits for businesses that experienced revenue declines or increased expenses during the pandemic. Clients can receive up to $26,000 back per W-2 employee for 2020 and 2021. Despite the considerable funds available, research by ERTC Express shows that 75% of potential claimants remain unaware of their eligibility. Through their filing assistance, Heros ERTC and ERTC Express seek to ensure business owners receive the full refund they’re entitled to.
Working with specialized CPAs can eliminate application concerns through turnkey filing based on a simple eligibility assessment. The team will manage all claim calculations and evidence gathering to maximize refund potential.
ERTC Express has a unique ‘Power of Three’ approach, where all documentation and calculations are reviewed and validated by three separate CPAs before submission to the IRS. This stringent cross-checking helps identify any potential errors, strengthening each claim. So far, the process has helped clients ranging from restaurants to private schools secure over $1.3 billion in total refunds.
While the ERTC presents a lifeline for many businesses, some organizations remain hesitant to pursue claims due to service fees, the firm explains. Heros ERTC and ERTC Express provide flexibility through contingency-based billing: applicants pay nothing until their filing is complete and the IRS has issued a refund. At that point, the service fee is simply taken as a percentage of the credits secured.
A recent client said: "ERTC Express went the extra mile for us - patiently answering our questions. I really appreciate our account manager Lehman, who guided us through each step of the process."
Interested parties can learn more at https://herosertc.com/employee-retirement-credit-how-to-calculate-and-claim-it/
Contact Info:
Name: Peter White
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Organization: Heros ERTC
Address: 2340 East Main Street, Cushing, Oklahoma 74023, United States
Website: https://herosertc.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89113825
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