Seattle IRS Pandemic Relief Tax Credits Application Launched By Let Hutch Help
Apr 27, 2023
Employers with between 10 and 500 W-2 employees can claim up to $26,000 per employee in IRS rebates using a new fast application service launched by Let Hutch Help and Jorns & Associates.
Englewood, United States - April 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —
A new pandemic relief application service, launched by a partnership between Jorns & Associates and Let Hutch Help, is helping Seattle, Washington and American employers to claim pandemic relief funds as an IRS reimbursement for wages paid in 2020 and 2021.
Employers can access the eligibility assessment, rebate application service, and funding estimates with no risk. Any business that does not receive a rebate will not be charged at all by Jorns & Associates. More information about the no-risk eligibility assessment, educational training, and maximum allowable claims can be found at http://go.lethutchhelp.com/erc
The new rebate service takes advantage of several recent changes to the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program to help businesses claim up to $26,000 per employee in tax credits, even if they were not initially eligible for ERTC rebates. The program is open to any US-based employers with between 10 and 500 W-2 employees.
With amendments passed in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, the program can now help small and medium-sized businesses that have already received rebates through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). While the PPP offered small loans, the ERTC provides rebates as refundable tax credits, which are not loans or deferrals, never require repayment, and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.
The fast application service puts employers in contact with a team of ERTC specialists that can handle all the details, as well as the paperwork. They can help employers to find out which fiscal quarters they qualify for, which wages are eligible, and how much they can claim in total.
Let Hutch Help has included a simple no-risk eligibility test on its website that only asks three yes or no questions, it can be found here: http://go.lethutchhelp.com/ercchatwithus
Seattle, Washington employers can use this tool to find out if they qualify for a rebate with no cost or obligation or to get in contact with an ERTC specialist that can help them maximize their rebate.
Due to the complexity of the pandemic relief programs, the Jorns & Associates ERTC specialist team has also launched new, informative no-cost educational training, designed to educate employers about the ERC program, and how they can maximize their rebates. Though most small to medium-sized businesses in Seattle Washington can now qualify, many employers still believe they are not eligible for rebates after having enrolled in the PPP.
The educational training is open to any business owner with between 10 to 500 W-2 employees and can be found at http://go.lethutchhelp.com/erc
Contact Info:
Name: Ryan Hutchison
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Organization: Let Hutch Help LLC
Address: 3531 S Logan St D334, Englewood, Colorado 80113, United States
Website: https://www.lethutchhelp.com
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