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We work with Bottom Line Concepts Government Aid Division who specialize in maximizing the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) program.

  • ERC is a free stimulus program from the US Government (CARES Act).

  • Average refund is $200k per application. No limit on funding.

  • Work with an expert firm that specializes in the ERC filing process.

  • Qualify for ERC in just 5 minutes.

  • They make it easy and handle the whole ERC process for you.

  • ERC is a grant – not a loan. No need to pay it back.

  • No Up Front Fees. No Credit Check. No Risk.

  • Get money from the IRS, even if you already received PPP.

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Speak to one of our Expert Advisors

Schedule a call with one of our friendly experts. We’ll ask you some simple questions to ensure you qualify for ERC.

We'll do all the work for you

Our partners will prepare your entire ERC filing to submit to the IRS.

Get a Check from the IRS

You will get a check for the maximum ERC amount that your business can qualify for.

About ERC program

ERC is a government stimulus aid program designed to help those businesses that were able to retain their employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Established by the CARES Act, it is a refundable tax credit – a grant, not a loan – that you can claim for your business. The ERC is available to both small and mid-sized businesses. It is based on qualified wages and healthcare paid to employees.

  • Up to $26,000 per W2 employee

  • Qualify with a change in business operations

  • Qualify with decreased revenue

  • Available for 2020 and the first 3 quarters of 2021

  • No limit on funding

  • ERC is a refundable tax credit, not a loan

  • Qualify for ERC even if you already received PPP

What we’ll do for you

We are ERC experts and have helped thousands of businesses. Don’t worry, we can help make sense of it all. Our dedicated experts will handle the entire ERC process from beginning to end so you can maximize the ERC for your business.

Our Services Include:

  • Free one-on-one call with an
    ERC Expert Advisor

  • Thorough evaluation regarding
    your eligibility

  • Comprehensive analysis of your claim

  • Guidance on the claiming process
    and documentation

  • Specific program expertise that a regular CPA or payroll processor might not be
    well-versed in

  • Fast and smooth end-to-end process, from eligibility to claiming and receiving refunds

Dedicated ERC Specialists

Dedicated specialists that will interpret highly complex program rules and will be available to answer your questions, including:

  • How does the PPP loan factor into the ERC?

  • What are the differences between the 2020 and 2021 programs and how does it apply to your business?

  • Guidance on the claiming process
    and documentation

  • Specific program expertise that a regular CPA or payroll processor might not be
    well-versed in

  • Fast and smooth end-to-end process, from eligibility to claiming and receiving refunds

FAQ

ERC is a stimulus program designed to help those businesses that were able to retain their employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Established by the CARES Act, it is a refundable tax credit – a grant, not a loan – that you can claim for your business. The ERC is available to both small and mid-sized businesses. It is based on qualified wages and healthcare paid to employees.

Employers that experienced partial shutdowns due to government orders limiting commerce, travel or group meetings; or that experienced significant declines in quarterly gross receipts (as compared to their quarterly gross receipts in 2019) due to the pandemic are eligible employers under this program.

The program began on March 13th, 2020 and ends on September 30, 2021, for eligible employers.

The statute of limitations to apply for the 2020 ERC does not close until April 15, 2024. The statute of limitations to apply for the 2021 ERCs does not close until April 15, 2025.

Yes. Under the Consolidated Appropriations Act, businesses can now qualify for the ERC even if they already received a PPP loan. Note, though, that the ERC will only apply to wages not used for the PPP.

Yes, If you had a change in business operations and answer yes to one of the following:

  • Change in business hours
  • Partial or full suspension
  • Reduction in services offered
  • Reduction in workforce
  • A disruption in your business (division or department closures)
  • Inability to visit a client’s job site
  • Suppliers were unable to make deliveries
  • Additional spacing requirements due to social distancing
  • Change in job roles/functions
  • Tasks or work that couldn’t be done from home
  • Lack of Travel or Lack of
  • Group Meetings

Yes. The statute of limitations for the 2020 ERC does not close until April 15, 2024. The statute of limitations for the 2021 ERCs does not close until April 15, 2025.

These articles will provide additional background on recent developments with the ERC program:

Although you are more than welcome to consult with your CPA, we have found that a majority of CPA’s do not have the time or expertise to handle this type of filing. Also, most CPA’s will charge upfront to handle the filing for their time in billable hours – we don’t charge a dime until the money is in your account. The ERC stimulus is extremely complex, and contains over 300 pages of knowledge to even begin understanding the bill, let alone the expertise required submit a proper filing.

If your accountant or CPA told you, that your business does not qualify for ERC – reach out to us immediately! We have found that over 80% of businesses in this situation ACTUALLY DO QUALIFY

The ERC underwent several changes and has many technical details, including how to determine qualified wages, which employees are eligible, and more. Your business’ specific case might require more intensive review and analysis that your CPA is not qualified to make. The program is complex and might leave you with many unanswered questions if you choose to file with your standard CPA.