Pandemic Stimulus Refund Calculator: ERTC/ERC Check Eligibility Tool Announced
Jun 19, 2023
Small to medium-sized business owners can use this application service to claim up to $26,000 per employee in Employee Retention Tax Credits (ERTC) rebates from the federal government, even if they have already received loans through the PPP.
Tampa, United States - June 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
ERTC Express, a service that helps small businesses to maximize and claim their pandemic relief funds, has updated its application to include a simplified calculator tool, which provides no-cost estimates of each business's available refund.
More information about ERTC Express, the simplified rebate calculator, and the maximum allowable amounts can be found at http://ercrefundsuccess.com/
Employers that still have not claimed their ERTC for 2020 or 2021 can access the simplified calculator with no cost or obligation, even if they have already received loans through the Paycheck Protection Program, or PPP. The calculator asks only 10 simple questions, requires no proprietary business information, and provides estimates in approximately 4 minutes or less.
Though the ERTC program was originally launched in 2020, it has gone through several rounds of amendments that have expanded the number of eligible businesses, and the maximum amounts they may be able to claim. While business owners could originally claim as much as $5,000 per employee, that amount has now risen to $26,000 per employee, with no upper limit on funding.
ERTC Express field agent Sally Nash explained: “We have discovered that there are many misconceptions surrounding the ERC program and many businesses who have been affected by Covid believe that they are not eligible when, in fact, they are. There are so many ways to qualify, and I would encourage anybody unsure to go ahead and fill in a quick calculator to find out.”
To ensure that every client receives their maximum allowable refund, ERTC Express uses 3 ERTC specialist CPAs working individually to calculate each rebate. After an application is submitted, rebates will be delivered directly to the client, who will not be charged by ERTC Express until they have received the sum.
Though individual rebates will vary, business owners can claim up to $26,000 per employee, and the average small business rebate has been estimated at $150,000. However, with no upper limit on funding, some businesses have been able to claim rebates of more than $2 million.
When asked about the application process, Nash explained, “There’s no payment required to get started and our specialist and experienced CPA team handle all the complex filing requirements. Find out if you are leaving money on the table in just a few minutes.”
More information about ERTC Express, the simplified calculator, and the rebate application process can be found at http://ercrefundsuccess.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Sally Nash
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Organization: ERTC Express
Address: 5404 Cypress Center Drive Suite 375, Tampa, Florida 33609, United States
Website: http://ercrefundsuccess.com
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