The ERC/ERTC Employee Retentioin Tax Credit Program

 

The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is one of the most misunderstood elements of the pandemic relief package passed by Congress. Your business is likely eligible and should immediately explore the ERTC before time runs out.

HOW MUCH IS THE ERTC WORTH TO MY BUSINESS?

The ERTC can be worth up to $26,000 per W2 employee in your business. ERTC funds are NOT a loan and do NOT have to be repaid. There are no stipulations on how a business may use ERTC funds once received. 

Though labeled a “tax credit” the ERTC is distributed to the business as a direct payment from the IRS.

HOW DO I QUALIFY FOR THE ERTC?

The ERTC is a federal stimulus program designed for businesses that operated during the pandemic and maintained W2 employees. A business may qualify for the ERTC by showing EITHER a requisite drop in gross revenues OR a “greater than nominal impact” due to government mandates and restrictions. You can also receive the ERTC even if you have already gotten the PPP loan.

If you have not applied for the ERC/ERTC and want to know more information, we offer a free consultation/evaluation by appointment where you can speak with one of our agents to see if you qualifiy. 

Get the ERTC today. Please go to http://ertc.dbfundingsolutions.com/ to get your exclusive, complimentary ERTC Eligibility assessment from one  of our seasoned professionals.

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