941 Employee Retention Credit Quick Turnaround Accountant Worksheet Launched
Sep 11, 2022
Fast Employee Retention Credit has launched a new optimized ERTC application process for employers and accountants that allows entire pandemic relief fund claims to be completed in 15 minutes or less.
Pompano Beach,United States - September 11, 2022 /PressCable/ —
With more businesses applying for Employee Retention Tax Credits (ERTC) from the federal government, the wait for reimbursement from the IRS continues to grow. Fast Employee Retention Credit has launched a new fast application process that helps employers and accountants complete their claims in 15 minutes or less, with help from an ERTC specialist CPA.
More information about ERTC rebates and the fast application process can be found at https://fastemployeeretentioncredit.com
The new 15 Minute Refund program is only available from a single firm of ERTC specialists CPAs, that are dedicated solely to processing pandemic relief fund claims from small and medium-sized businesses. The program can help employers claim up to $26,000 per employee in tax rebates that are not a loan, and have no restrictions on how they can be spent.
To determine if a business qualifies for the 15 Minute Refund program, Fast Employee Retention Credit has also launched a 10-question eligibility assessment that is available on its website with no cost and no obligation. The assessment takes approximately one minute to complete and does not ask for any proprietary business information.
The assessment and fast rebate service are available to any employers with between 5 and 500 W-2 employees, including startups and non-profit organizations such as churches, clinics, and schools. New businesses founded during the pandemic may also qualify for up to $100,000 in rebates under a special category, as a Recovery Startup Business.
Though employers were originally disqualified from the ERTC program if they had received funds through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), these employers can now also apply for refunds using the new fast rebate service. When completing their application, they will be asked to supply their PPP loan documents if applicable.
The 15 Minute Refund program guarantees each employer their maximum allowable rebate, with a time commitment of 15 minutes or less. After completing the eligibility assessment, they will receive a link to the ERTC specialist CPA firm’s secure server, where they can complete their application by uploading their raw payroll documents and 941 returns.
There are no up-front costs for the 15 Minute Refund program, and any employer that does not qualify or does not receive a rebate will not be charged.
More information about the fast rebate service and no-cost eligibility assessment can be found at https://fastemployeeretentioncredit.com
Contact Info:
Name: Rick Banks
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Organization: Fast Employee Retention Credit
Address: 2637 E Atlantic Blvd # 1078, Pompano Beach, FL 33062, United States
Phone: +1-754-444-0505
Website: https://fastemployeeretentioncredit.com
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