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Self Employed Tax Credit Is Here – Don’t Be Left Out…

$50 Billion Dollars Set Aside for Self-Employed Tax Credits!

Note that refunds are on a first-come, first-served basis. Let us help claim your check, before the money runs out!

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Join the thousands of self-employed individuals who have received their share of $50 Billion in refunds. There is a team of experts here to do everything in their power to help further your financial future.

If COVID affected your family in big ways or small, we’re going to get you the maximum SETC rebate you are eligible for before it’s too late. Ready to put our expertise to work for your business? Secure your future now.

Do I Qualify For A Self Employed Tax Credit?

Our team of experts fully understands the specific qualification requirements needed to help you claim your SETC. If you are a self-employed taxpayer, it’s highly likely that you are eligible for a refund!

You may qualify if you are self-employed, including but not limited to:

• Rideshare (Uber), food, or product delivery drivers
• Gig workers
• Earning an income via e-commerce sites like eBay, Etsy, Amazon, etc.
• Running a freelance business where you provide services to another company but are not directly employed by them
• Sole proprietors
• Independent contractors (1099 workers)
• Filed your Schedule SE of IRS Tax form 1040 in 2020 and/or 2021 with a positive net income
• Paid self-employment tax on your earnings
• Missed work due to COVID-related issues

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Who Qualifies for the FFCRA Tax Credit?

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) was enacted in March 2020 to assist companies in providing paid sick leave and unemployment benefits due to COVID-19. Initially the FFRCA targeted employers with W-2 employees. The scope was broadened to include self-employed individuals, freelancers, independent contractors, and gig workers.

The FFCRA allows for a 1099 contractor or self-employed individual to qualify for paid sick time if they were unable to work or telework because of COVID-19.

You may qualify if you:

• Followed a federal, state, or local quarantine or isolation order
• Cared for a child whose school or daycare was closed or unavailable
• Were advised by a healthcare provider to self-quarantine
• Obtained a COVID-19 vaccination*
• Experienced Coronavirus symptoms and were seeking a medical diagnosis
• Were recovering from illness related to the COVID-19 vaccine*
• You cared for a child, or another individual, who was subject to a government-issued or self-quarantine restriction
• Were seeking or waiting for the results from a COVID-19 test*

*Note: Reasons with * only apply if you’re seeking credit for dates between April 1, 2021 – September 30, 2021.

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NO RISK – SLEEP WELL KNOWING WE DO THINGS THE RIGHT WAY

• Real American CPAs: The SETC program requires complex accounting. That’s why our staff is comprised of licensed American CPAs specializing in complex SETC filings.
• Audit Defense: No guessing. We do a full-blown assessment. That way, if you’re ever audited by the IRS, our Sleep Well Guarantee will provide the verified proof needed to protect you and defend your full refund claim.
• Transparent Pricing: With ERTC.com, there are never hidden costs or upfront fees.
• Humans Who Care: We have professional CPAs and customer service agents you can speak to at any time.
• Maximize Your Refund: We ensure you get the refund you deserve. Our team of SETC specialists will identify the best possible ways to maximize your SETC refund.
• Eligibility for Funding Advances: The accuracy of our claims process and industry acceptance of its reliability have enabled many clients to gain access to funding advances for their SETC claims.

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Our Process

Get the money you deserve in three easy steps:

1. QUALIFICATION: There are no cost to register. Answer a few simple questions and e-sign the authorization forms, and our team will pull your tax records and confirm your eligibility.
2. PROCESSING: Our CPAs and customer service agents will process your filing. To minimize your risk and ensure you’re audit-defensible, we use a team of American U.S.-based CPAs to complete your filing.
3. GET YOUR $$$: Credits are deposited directly into your account.

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FAQ’s

Got Questions? We’ve got the answers.

1. Your eligibility: You may be eligible for up to $32,220 for individuals, and $64,440 for couples who filed jointly.
2. What is SETC: SETC stands for Self-Employment Tax Credit. (Or Self Employed Tax Credit).
3. What is a tax credit?: A tax credit reduces the specific amount of tax an individual owes. Refundable tax credits provide a refund if they have money left over after reducing your tax bill to zero. The SETC is a retroactive credit, reducing the amount of taxes owed after they’ve been paid.
4. How does the SETC work?: The Self-Employed Tax Credit (SETC) is a refundable, non-taxable credit available to eligible self-employed individuals, including gig workers, such as Uber drivers, impacted by COVID-19, covering workdays missed between April 1, 2020, and September 30, 2021. ERTC.com will pull your tax records, calculate your owed refund, file on your behalf, and deposit funds into your account.
5. Do I have to pay back the tax credit I receive?: No, the SETC is a tax credit, not a loan, and does not need to be paid back.
6. How much time do I have to register?: The deadline is April 15, 2025, to file for the SETC. Funds are limited and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
7. What does this cost?: ERTC.com charges a 20% processing fee. Example: An $18,000 credit results in a fee of $3,600.

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Is your business eligible for ERTC? Apply HERE

How Many ways to qualify for ERTC?

How Many ways to qualify for ERTC? It may have been that your accountant, or CPA told you that your business didn’t qualify for ERTC because your turnover reduction in 2020 & 2021 versus 2019 were to small, or your turnover actually increased in that period.

To an accountant that was all they looked at as a qualification, because that’s all they’re trained to look at. Figures. Gross receipts. Turnover. Profit.

If you asked them about supply chain issues, or social distancing regulations affecting your business, they would probably give you a blank look and change the subject.

The ERTC legislation has been amended and there are many more things that allow you to qualify for an ERTC claim.

Supply Chain Issues

Supply chain issues were, and in many cases, still are, causing serious problems for many businesses. If you have tangible proof that it is more difficult, and takes longer, to get essential supplies through to your business now than it did in 2019, prior to the pandemic, then our lawyers can make a very credible case to support your ERTC claim. In many cases this is enough to guarantee your claim is accepted by the IRS.

Government Mandated Closures

Government mandates closure orders covered many aspect of business life. These included, but were not limited to:-

Full or partial suspension of your business operation in any quarter of 2020 & 2021.

Limits on the operational capacity of your business caused by social distancing regulations or forced closure of indoor facilities.

Operational impacts caused by facility sanitation measures and closures from fumigation.

Travel Restrictions

Travel restrictions caused by government regulations or impacted by restrictions caused by said regulations. These would include the inability to attend business events, conferences or exhibitions essential to the operation of your business.

Additional Impact Events

Limitations imposed upon your business operations from the wearing of mandated personal protection equipment (PPE) .

The impact of delayed or cancelled projects due to the pandemic on your business.

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Easiest ERTC YouTube Channel contains practical information and instructional videos relevant to any business that needs to be encouraged to claim money back from the IRS that they paid in taxes for their W2 employees retained during the recent pandemic.

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ERTC claims are only applicable for businesses that submitted W2 tax returns to the IRS in the years 2020 and 2021, and were impacted by the pandemic, government imposed sanctions, social distancing and supply chain issues.

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