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What is Employee Retention Credit (ERC) ?
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) is an IRS tax credit designed to help small businesses retain their employees during these difficult times. The credit refunds payroll costs already spent.
There is no need to pay back the ERTC, and is in a sense, similar to the stimulus check that the everyday taxpayer received. Any business structure under 500 employees can potentially qualify. This includes even non-profits and start-ups.
What if I claimed PPP ?
Don’t worry, you might still be eligible! A common misconception is that PPP borrowers are ineligible for the ERTC. While this was true originally in 2020 when the bill was passed, the rules have since changed.
Eligible businesses can now claim the credit retroactively. Since both the PPP and the ERTC can now be claimed, businesses can now get the aid and support they need to survive these difficult times.
How do I know if I qualify ?
The easiest way to find out if you’re eligible is to take our 60 second quiz.
In order to qualify for the ERTC your business had to have been affected in one of two ways.
A decline in gross receipts over a declared quarter. Over any declared quarter in 2020, a decline of 50% or more must be shown to claim the credit; however the credit is capped at $5,000 for the year. In 2021 the credit was expanded for businesses who only experienced a 20% reduction in revenue. For the first three quarters in 2021 businesses can be eligible for up to $7,000 in credits per employee.
Either a “Complete or Partial” Closure of your business. All across the United States, local government restrictions and mandates were put into place; social distancing, being compelled to work from home, or even the closure of your business in its entirety.
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Are you eligible for ERC?
Many businesses are.
Even if you received PPP funding
Any industry, including non-profits
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People usually ask us:
Q What is the ERTC?
A The ERTC (Employee retention tax credit) is a refundable payroll tax credit designed to help businesses impacted by COVID-19, retain their employees. It was signed into law on March 27, 2020, as part of the CARES Act. The bill was significantly expanded in 2021.
Q How much money can I receive from the ERTC?
A Eligible businesses can receive up to $7,000 per employee for the first three quarters of 2021. Yes, that’s up to $21,000 per employee for the year! For 2020, eligible businesses can receive up to $5,000 per employee.
Q How do I know if I’m eligible?
A You can be eligible if you meet either one of two requirements: 1. Your company experienced a reduction in gross receipts. 2. You were subject to a government ordered mandate which forced your business to reduce operations.
Q Can I receive the ERTC if my company already received the PPP?
AAbsolutely! As long as your company meets eligibility requirements, the CAA bill signed into law on December 27, 2020, expanded the ERTC to allow companies which received PPP to receive the ERTC as well.
Q Is my industry eligible for the ERTC?
ABusinesses in any industry can be eligible to receive the ERTC (including non-profits) as long as they meet the eligibility requirements outlined by the IRS.
