Maximize Your Employment Retention Credit with Our Expert Assistance
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Comprehensive ERC Services to Support Your Business
At Tax Resolution Plus, we understand the challenges businesses face during times of economic uncertainty. Our Employee Retention Credit (ERC) services are designed to help you take full advantage of this valuable tax relief program, aimed at supporting businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our team of experienced professionals is committed to guiding you through the entire process, ensuring that you receive the maximum benefits available under the ERC program. We stay up to date with the latest guidelines and legislative changes to provide you with accurate and reliable support.
Why Choose Tax Resolution Plus for ERC Services?
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Expertise
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Personalized Support
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Compliance
How much would I qualify for?
+ $5,000
Up To $5,000 Per Employee Per Year
+ $21,000
Up To $5,000 Per Employee Per Year
TAX RESOLUTION PLUS
Is A Next-Generation Tax Resolution Firm Using Cutting-Edge Payroll System That Will Calculate Your Eligible ERC Amount.
Frequently asked
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How does the Employee Retention Credit work?
For every W2 employee on payroll during 2020 & 2021. The business can get a payroll credit of up to $26,000 per employee as a refund.
What's the minimum W-2 employees needed for ERC qualification?
For 2020 if you had 1 to 100 full-time employees on payroll, you may qualify. For 2021 if you had 1 to 500 full-time employees on payroll, you may qualify. Any W2 employee on payroll will qualify. Full-time, part-time, temporary, etc.
Do I have to pay any portion of ERC back?
No, you will not pay any of the ERC funds you receive back. It’s not a loan. Think of it as a refund.
Why did my accountant say I don't qualify due to no revenue loss?
Most accountants, bookkeepers, or CPAs heard about ERC when it first came out in the CARES act. When ERC first came out, the only way to qualify was loss in revenue. Since ERC came out, it has changed multiple times. Unless they kept up with ERC and read all 14 publications, they assume the only way to qualify is by loss of revenue.