ERTC Deadlines & Claims Assistance To Ensure Compliance & Reduce Fraud Update
Jan 10, 2024
Claim Your ERC Recovery, LLC, in partnership with ERTC Express, announced updates to its ERTC assistance service for eligible employers, including recovery startup businesses.
Bayonne, United States - January 10, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
The announcement comes as the IRS urges businesses seeking assistance with ERTC claims to consult with a trusted tax professional as it cracks down on fraud and aggressive and misleading marketing campaigns around the credit program.
More details can be found at https://portal.ertcexpress.com/qualify/claimyourercrecovery
Following the update, 'Claim Your ERC Recovery’s' team of licensed CPAs, attorneys, and customer service agents provide clients with their expertise in the ERTC’s specific qualification requirements. Their services are designed to help entitled businesses navigate the complex filing process and obtain and maximize their refund.
As the IRS explains, the agency intensified its compliance drive following an upsurge of rogue firms pushing businesses to apply, resulting in dubious claims. Alongside this, the number of legitimate claims has been seen to decline since the pandemic.
'Claim Your ERC Recovery' attributes this lack of engagement with the ERTC program to misconceptions about eligibility. As a spokesperson states: “75% of businesses we’ve gotten millions in funding for had no idea they were qualified to receive it.”
The consultancy’s specialists in complex accounting undertake thorough assessments to verify qualifiedness and provide audit defense. No automated software is used, rather, representatives are on hand to offer personal support and guidance throughout the entire filing process.
To ensure accuracy and minimize risk, 'Claim Your ERC Recovery' utilizes a ‘Power of 3 System’ in which 3 separate CPA teams cross-check the final refund calculation before submission. Its fees are transparent and are only paid when a refund has been successfully obtained.
The deadline to file for 2020 ERTC claims is April 15, 2024, and for 2021 ERTC claims, it is April 15, 2025. Recovery startups can claim the ERTC for the third and fourth quarters of 2021. Potentially eligible businesses are encouraged to contact the consultancy for a timely, obligation-free assessment.
'Claim Your ERC Recovery' is a fully IRS-compliant company with over 3,200 teams nationwide. To date, the consultants have secured a total of $9.3 billion in refunds for more than 9000 businesses.
A spokesperson for the consultancy said: “As the Nation’s leading ERTC provider, we’re on a mission to maximize your refund and minimize your risk. We hold your hand through the complex ERTC process to get the funding you deserve.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://portal.ertcexpress.com/qualify/claimyourercrecovery
Contact Info:
Name: Michael O'Reilly
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Organization: Claim Your ERC Recovery, LLC
Address: 104 W 16th St, Bayonne, NJ 07002, United States
Website: https://portal.ertcexpress.com/qualify/claimyourercrecovery
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