ERTC Payroll Tax Credit For Non-Profits | Application & Explainer Video Launched
Sep 12, 2022
Employers can find out how to maximize their ERTC rebates for 2020 and 2021 with a time commitment of 15 minutes or less, using a new explainer video and fast rebate service launched by Future Impact Agency.
Peachtree City,United States - September 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
While the federal government’s pandemic relief programs for small and medium-sized businesses have ended, employers can still claim their rebates for keeping staff members on the payroll in 2020 and 2021. Future Impact Agency has launched a brief video that explains the process, and a fast rebate service that connects employers with ERTC specialist CPAs.
More information about claiming ERTC rebates in 2022 and the fast rebate service can be found at https://ertcrefundclaim.com
The new video explains that most American small business owners with W-2 employees are eligible for rebates, and may be able to claim up to $26,000 per employee. While individual rebates will vary, their fast rebate service has helped employers to claim an average of $150,000 per business.
The fast rebate service is only available from a single firm of ERTC specialist CPAs, which has partnered with Future Impact Agency to offer their 15 Minute Refund program. The program is available to all employers with between 5 and 500 W-2 employees, as long as they meet the other requirements of the ERTC program.
To qualify, a business must have been affected by the pandemic either financially or through government orders, which can include lockdowns or operating at a reduced capacity. The 15 Minute Refund program also includes a no-cost, no-obligation eligibility assessment that employers can use to determine if they qualify by answering 10 simple questions.
While businesses that received PPP loans were originally disqualified from claiming ERTC rebates, this changed with the passing of the Consolidated Appropriations Act. The 15 Minute Refund program can now help these business owners to claim their maximum allowable rebate, which, unlike the funds provided through the PPP, are not a loan, and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.
Future Impact Agency’s fast rebate service helps employers to take advantage of several changes to the ERTC program that have increased the maximum amount they can claim, and expanded the eligibility requirements. The program is now open to all small and medium-sized business owners, including startups, businesses founded during the pandemic, and non-profit organizations such as churches, schools, and clinics.
The 15 Minute Refund program has no up-front fees, and any business owner that does not qualify or does not receive a rebate will not be charged.
More information about the fast rebate service and the brief explainer video can be found at https://ertcrefundclaim.com
Contact Info:
Name: Future Impact Agency
Email: Send Email
Organization: Future Impact Agency / ERTC Express
Address: 2002 Commerce DR. Suite 100, Peachtree City, GA 30269, United States
Phone: +1-800-780-2901
Website: https://ertcrefundclaim.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89081517
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