(Newswire.net — August 10, 2022) —
Retention Tax Division has launched its updated service that helps employers find out if they qualify for ERTC rebates.
The upgraded service is geared towards small to medium-sized businesses run by women, as well as minorities. Funding under the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is offered to employers that kept workers on the payroll despite financial difficulties triggered by the pandemic. It is part of the CARES Act and covers all wages and benefits paid between March 12, 2020 and October 1, 2021.
More information about Retention Tax Division is available via https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com
Through the company’s updated services, clients can receive up to $26,000 per qualified employee. Since ERTC is a tax credit rather than a loan, there is no need for repayment.
According to industry data, women-owned businesses account for less than 20% of all employers in the country. Furthermore, the Center For Global Development found that the number of such enterprises that were forced to close during the pandemic was higher compared to male-owned companies.
Tax credits, such as those offered by ERTC, can serve as a valuable financial lifeline to struggling businesses owned by women. In line with this, Retention Tax Division offers its expertise so that more female entrepreneurs can take advantage of this program.
Retention Tax Division has launched a partnership with a specialist CPA firm to help women-owned businesses claim funding without charging an upfront fee, with payments entirely contingent on the tax credit a client is approved for. For greater convenience, business owners can upload their files online. From start to finish, the entire process should take only 15 minutes.
Once approved, the tax credit will be sent to clients via a check. Retention Tax Division will also take care of amending 941-X tax returns to reflect whatever amount they receive.
About Retention Tax Division
Retention Tax Division specializes in tax optimization, working with a team that keeps abreast of the latest tax laws. The company uses online technologies to provide clients with a streamlined ERTC tax application process and caters to clients throughout the country.
A spokesperson says: “There’s no denying the hardships the past two years have brought to entrepreneurs — especially female ones. Fortunately, the federal government has programs like ERTC to reward a company owner’s loyalty to their employees. It’s our goal to ensure that our clients get the maximum tax credit so they can grow their businesses effectively.”
Interested parties may visit https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com if they need further details about the company and its flagship service.
The upgraded service is geared towards small to medium-sized businesses run by women, as well as minorities. Funding under the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is offered to employers that kept workers on the payroll despite financial difficulties triggered by the pandemic. It is part of the CARES Act and covers all wages and benefits paid between March 12, 2020 and October 1, 2021.
More information about Retention Tax Division is available via https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com
Through the company’s updated services, clients can receive up to $26,000 per qualified employee. Since ERTC is a tax credit rather than a loan, there is no need for repayment.
According to industry data, women-owned businesses account for less than 20% of all employers in the country. Furthermore, the Center For Global Development found that the number of such enterprises that were forced to close during the pandemic was higher compared to male-owned companies.
Tax credits, such as those offered by ERTC, can serve as a valuable financial lifeline to struggling businesses owned by women. In line with this, Retention Tax Division offers its expertise so that more female entrepreneurs can take advantage of this program.
Retention Tax Division has launched a partnership with a specialist CPA firm to help women-owned businesses claim funding without charging an upfront fee, with payments entirely contingent on the tax credit a client is approved for. For greater convenience, business owners can upload their files online. From start to finish, the entire process should take only 15 minutes.
Once approved, the tax credit will be sent to clients via a check. Retention Tax Division will also take care of amending 941-X tax returns to reflect whatever amount they receive.
About Retention Tax Division
Retention Tax Division specializes in tax optimization, working with a team that keeps abreast of the latest tax laws. The company uses online technologies to provide clients with a streamlined ERTC tax application process and caters to clients throughout the country.
A spokesperson says: “There’s no denying the hardships the past two years have brought to entrepreneurs — especially female ones. Fortunately, the federal government has programs like ERTC to reward a company owner’s loyalty to their employees. It’s our goal to ensure that our clients get the maximum tax credit so they can grow their businesses effectively.”
Interested parties may visit https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com if they need further details about the company and its flagship service.
Retention Tax Division has launched its updated service that helps employers find out if they qualify for ERTC rebates.
The upgraded service is geared towards small to medium-sized businesses run by women, as well as minorities. Funding under the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is offered to employers that kept workers on the payroll despite financial difficulties triggered by the pandemic. It is part of the CARES Act and covers all wages and benefits paid between March 12, 2020 and October 1, 2021.
More information about Retention Tax Division is available via https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com
Through the company’s updated services, clients can receive up to $26,000 per qualified employee. Since ERTC is a tax credit rather than a loan, there is no need for repayment.
According to industry data, women-owned businesses account for less than 20% of all employers in the country. Furthermore, the Center For Global Development found that the number of such enterprises that were forced to close during the pandemic was higher compared to male-owned companies.
Tax credits, such as those offered by ERTC, can serve as a valuable financial lifeline to struggling businesses owned by women. In line with this, Retention Tax Division offers its expertise so that more female entrepreneurs can take advantage of this program.
Retention Tax Division has launched a partnership with a specialist CPA firm to help women-owned businesses claim funding without charging an upfront fee, with payments entirely contingent on the tax credit a client is approved for. For greater convenience, business owners can upload their files online. From start to finish, the entire process should take only 15 minutes.
Once approved, the tax credit will be sent to clients via a check. Retention Tax Division will also take care of amending 941-X tax returns to reflect whatever amount they receive.
About Retention Tax Division
Retention Tax Division specializes in tax optimization, working with a team that keeps abreast of the latest tax laws. The company uses online technologies to provide clients with a streamlined ERTC tax application process and caters to clients throughout the country.
A spokesperson says: “There’s no denying the hardships the past two years have brought to entrepreneurs — especially female ones. Fortunately, the federal government has programs like ERTC to reward a company owner’s loyalty to their employees. It’s our goal to ensure that our clients get the maximum tax credit so they can grow their businesses effectively.”
Interested parties may visit https://www.retentiontaxdivision.com if they need further details about the company and its flagship service.