This local Community Center was able to continue during the pandemic and received $1,509,160.82 from the IRS.  It is a refund of the taxes they paid in, keeping their employees working through the pandemic.

Many businesses qualify.  

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There are several common misunderstandings regarding the Employee Retention Credit (ERTC) that have caused confusion among business owners. Some of these misunderstandings include:

• Believing that receiving a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan disqualifies your business from the ERTC: This is not true, and businesses that received PPP loans are still eligible for the ERTC.
• Assuming that your business must have experienced a decline in revenue to qualify for the ERTC:…

How much tougher can it get for a Business? This orthodontist was able to continue during the pandemic and because of that received $481,244.08 from the IRS.  It is a refund of the taxes they paid in, keeping their employees working through the pandemic.

Covid Was Tough.  Taking care of people's teeth during the Pandemic brought forth a multitude of challenges. From managing rent payments to ensuring employees remained content with their paychecks, trying to stay healthy, adhering to…

The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) is a U.S. federal tax credit that was available to certain employers, most recently during The COVID-19 Pandemic.  It was originally designed to help employers who were not eligible for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan, but it was later amended so employers who received Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness were often still eligible for the Employee Retention Credit. Although it ended on December 31, 2021,…