Get Up to $26,000 per employee
With the ERC tax credit

Yes, it is! The ERC is waiting for companies to claim it, and there is a lot of money on the table.

You could be eligible up to $5,000 in 2020 and up to $7,000 per quarter in 2021 for every employee in your company. So, for a 10-employee company that was eligible all of 2020 and the first two quarters of 2021, that is equal to $19,000 per employee or $190,000 in potential ERC.

Even if you previously thought you were not eligible, updates to the law have opened it up to more companies. And since we have simplified the calculation and process needed to get your ERC money, you really have nothing to lose.

You can find out if you’re eligible in just a minute or two with our questionnaire. Hit the green “Am I Eligible” button above and answer the questions to find out.  

After you determine that you are likely eligible to claim the ERC, you can fill out our information gathering spreadsheet. This is where you’ll enter information on your employees and earnings during affected quarters. Generally, this includes quarterly financials for each year, information on your PPP forgiveness if applicable, number of employees and any formerly credits applied for (paid family and medical leave credits)

The good news is that you don’t actually have to apply for ERC. The ERC is a payroll tax credit that you can claim, if eligible, by reducing your deposits for federal employment taxes in relation to the anticipated ERC amount. If the amount of ERC is expected to be more than federal tax deposits, you can request an advance which comes as a check from the IRS.

Your payroll company is set up to handle time and the basics of payroll taxes, keeping you compliant for everyday operations. The ERC arose due to the pandemic so it’s not a normal part of operations for businesses or payroll companies. And while determining eligibility is easy, the calculations for figuring out what you can claim are not, especially if you want to maximize that amount. So while they will have the information you need to run the calculations, most truly are not set up to handle the actual ERC process.

Your CPA or bookkeeper could absolutely help you with your ERC if they are willing to. We have found that the majority of our clients were told they weren’t eligible or that they didn’t have time to complete the ERC on their behalf.

The ERC calculations are complicated, especially if you received PPP loans and forgiveness. Unfortunately, many of our clients had accountants and CPA that were unwilling or unable to take the time to help them with these calculations. We’ve been involved in helping our clients obtain the max of PPP loans and forgiveness possible. We’ve also created a process to help clients maximize their ERC when the program first started.

The cost of our service is a percent of the amount of credit you qualify for. This makes it both affordable and easy to manage without taking a huge bite out of your operating budget.

Yes, changes to the regulations under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 allow companies that received forgiveness for PPP loans to also be eligible for ERC. The ERC will be reduce by the amount of PPP forgiven by employee. Our detailed employee by employee calculation allows you to maximize the ERC even if you took the maximum allowed amount in PPP loans.