Claim Up To

$26,000

Per Employee With The
Employee Retention Credit!

Your business can receive up to seven figures in refunds via Employee Retention Credit if they had to make adjustments over the last two years due to supply chain issues, capacity limitations, project delays or other pandemic related impacts.

What is the Employee Retention Credit?

Putting it simply, the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) is exactly what it sounds like—business owners are being rewarded for their efforts to keep employees on payroll during the pandemic. We are working closely with decision-makers in Washington on this nationwide effort to help the U.S. economy not only recover from the pandemic but come back stronger than before.

Not a Loan

ERC is not a loan and therefore
does not need to be repaid

Cash Refund

The refund comes in a
check form from the IRS

Spend However

Use your refund in any
way you see fit

File Quickly

We can file with the IRS on your
behalf within 1-2 weeks

How Much Money Can Your Business Receive?

In 2020, employers can receive a credit of 50% of qualified payroll expenses for a maximum of $5,000 per W2 employee for the year. In 2021, employers can receive a credit of 70% of qualified payroll expenses for a maximum of $7,000 per quarter.

Check Your Eligibility

First, we’ll determine if you are eligible for ERC and for what quarters.

Collect & Calculate

Next, we’ll gather your payroll and PPP data to calculate your refund.

Submit Your Claim

Finally, we’ll assist you in filing your documents with the IRS.

What is the Employee Retention Credit?

ERC Professionals

Our team is dedicated to the ERC and have
helped clients receive on average 15% more

Fast and Simple!

Our goal is to make the process the quickest and
least hands on for our business owners. .

Professional Support

Our ERC support specialist are there for you for
all your questions and needs along the way!

No Risks

It is absolutely free to receive an initial ERC
estimate. What do you have to lose?

Maximum Funding

Our teams experience allows us to guarantee
the maximum returns for your business!

Custom Software

Our one of a kind software takes in to
account all factors regarding your ERC

How to Qualify

The ERC has gone through significant updates, so even if you or your tax advisor have reviewed this credit before, we encourage you to take another look with one of our specialists. Unfortunately, the program is not yet living up to its full potential because many business owners are prematurely disqualifying themselves due to misinformation and rumors about who does or doesn’t qualify.

The overarching theme for businesses to focus on is how the coronavirus pandemic impacted our economy as a whole… so even if your business grew or was deemed an essential business during the pandemic, there are more qualifying factors to look at before you disqualify yourself.

This payroll tax credit is available to essential and non-essential businesses in any industry that endured the effects of the pandemic. Government orders—on federal, state, and local levels—are a major factor that many business owners had to adapt to over the last year and a half. Examples of affected businesses include a restaurant that could not let customers dine indoors or a manufacturer that had to slow their operations due to new health and safety restrictions.

Here are some impacts to consider that help you determine your business’s eligibility for the ERC:

Maximize Your

ERC Credit

We’ll help determine your eligibility, document your processes, and maximize your return for no upfront fees! Complete the form below to estimate your refund.

Claim up to $26,000 per Employee

Since Congress passed the latest relief bill, we’ve helped many businesses and their tax advisors reduce or eliminate the payroll tax, and even receive a refund. It’s important to review your impact and file with our team before the upcoming deadline. We have 800+ experts with hands-on experience working in every industry. Our specialists are passionate about helping U.S. businesses and work closely with you and/or your financial advisors to maximize your credit while minimizing risk.

In addition to helping you claim the ERC, we will also review your business activity in relation to other credits you may qualify for to uncover more funding opportunities for your business to hire/retain more employees and invest in the capital necessary to grow your business.

We are committed to reinforcing our economy and believe in the spirit of American business owners. We want to ensure nothing gets in the way of our country becoming #1 once again—not even a global pandemic!

Check Your Eligibility

The employee retention tax credit can award your business up to $26,000 per W2 employee. Take our quiz and check your eligibility in seconds.

Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021

In response to the rapid effects of the pandemic on our economy, the CAA was revamped in 2021. This was officially approved and signed by President Biden on March 11, extending deadlines and eligibility requirements for the ERC and other incentives. Another exciting update is the fact that businesses can now claim the ERC credit alongside PPP and other paycheck protection programs. Even if you already claimed PPP and got your loan forgiven, you still qualify for this tax credit!

Small and medium-sized businesses make up over 99% of all U.S. businesses in the U.S. When big players like Google, Apple, and other large companies are the only ones thriving, our economy is not in a good place. In 2021, the new COVID relief bill expanded the guidelines to help more businesses qualify. Even if you are in losses or do not have a tax liability, you can still benefit.

Check Your Eligibility

The employee retention tax credit can award your business up to $26,000 per W2 employee. Take our quiz and check your eligibility in seconds.

Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021

In response to the rapid effects of the pandemic on our economy, the CAA was revamped in 2021. This was officially approved and signed by President Biden on March 11, extending deadlines and eligibility requirements for the ERC and other incentives. Another exciting update is the fact that businesses can now claim the ERC credit alongside PPP and other paycheck protection programs. Even if you already claimed PPP and got your loan forgiven, you still qualify for this tax credit!

Small and medium-sized businesses make up over 99% of all U.S. businesses in the U.S. When big players like Google, Apple, and other large companies are the only ones thriving, our economy is not in a good place. In 2021, the new COVID relief bill expanded the guidelines to help more businesses qualify. Even if you are in losses or do not have a tax liability, you can still benefit.

The Employee Retention Credit program is offered by the IRS to provide a tax rebate to eligible businesses for keeping their employees on payroll during the Covid-19 pandemic. Any eligible business can qualify for up to $26,000 per W-2 employee. The grant is intended to support businesses of all sizes due to operational changes in the business or a revenue decrease caused by the pandemic. The Employee Retention Credit program was created as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act from March 2020 to September 2021.
In order to be eligible for the program, an employer operating in 2020-2021 must either have suspended or changed operations due to a governmental order or experienced a significant decline in gross receipts over the period of one quarter, especially compared to the same period in 2019.
In addition to applying for or obtaining a PPP loan forgiveness, employers who received a PPP loan are now eligible to claim the Employee Retention Tax Credit for qualified employee wages that are treated as payroll costs.
According to the CARES Act, the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERC) is a provision of the legislation that allows employers and businesses that pay specific wages to receive a refundable tax credit. The Employee Retention Tax Credit is a form of tax relief for qualifying businesses that lost a lot of revenue due to the outbreak during 2020 and 2021.
An eligible employer and business can apply by filing and completing the 941-X form (Amended Payroll Tax Returns or the Employer’s Quarterly Employment Tax Returns with the IRS). An employer claims the retention credit by reducing their payroll tax deposits and reconciling the amounts on the form.
Small businesses have access to a loan program called the PPP that offers them the funds necessary to keep their employees employed. A business, on the other hand, may be able to claim an ERC tax credit in the event that the business pays employees eligible wages during the pandemic. The biggest difference between the two programs is the way they are funded.
Eligible employers will report their total qualified wages for purposes of the Employee Retention Credit for each calendar quarter on their federal employment tax returns, usually Form 941, Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return.
ERC is a stimulus program designed to help those businesses that were able to retain their employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.
At FinHub, our primary goal is to support the success of your small or medium-sized business by offering hassle-free funding options that are fast and efficient.