Skip to content
Employee Retention Credit (ERC / ERTC) Tax Refund – Disaster Loan Advisors™

Employee Retention Credit (ERC / ERTC) Tax Refund - Disaster Loan Advisors™

Employee Retention Tax Credit, IRS + SBA Claims Filing Help from Disaster Loan Advisors™
  • Home
  • Working Capital
    • Restaurant Loans
    • Small Business Loans
  • Business Insurance
    • Key Man Insurance
  • ERC / ERTC
  • Services
  • About
    • FAQ
  • News

Employee Retention Tax Credit ERC, ERTC, IRS + SBA News

ERC Credit FAQ #93. May An Eligible Employer Elect To Forego The Employee Retention Credit?

93. May An Eligible Employer Elect To Forego The Employee Retention Credit?

October 7, 2022 Mark Monroe Leave a comment

Frequently asked question #93 “May an Eligible Employer elect to forego the Employee Retention Credit?” under the Other Issues section…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: ERC Credit, ERC FAQ
Hendry-County-Florida-SBA-Disaster-Loan-Relief-1280w

Hendry County Florida Hurricane Ian SBA Disaster Loan Relief for FL-00178

Disaster Loan Advisors Leave a comment

Hendry County, Florida businesses and residents were affected by Hurricane Ian on 9/23/2022 and continuing. The Small Business Administration (SBA)…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Florida, Hendry County, Hurricane Ian
ERC Credit FAQ #92. Are Client Employers Responsible For Avoiding A "Double Benefit" With Respect To The Employee Retention Credit And The Credit Under Section 45s Of The Internal Revenue Code?

92. Are Client Employers Responsible For Avoiding A “Double Benefit” With Respect To The Employee Retention Credit And The Credit Under Section 45s Of The Internal Revenue Code?

Mark Monroe Leave a comment

Frequently asked question #92 “Are client employers responsible for avoiding a double benefit with respect to the Employee Retention Credit…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: ERC Credit, ERC FAQ
Glades-County-Florida-SBA-Disaster-Loan-Relief-1280w

Glades County Florida Hurricane Ian SBA Disaster Loan Relief for FL-00178

Disaster Loan Advisors Leave a comment

Glades County, Florida businesses and residents were affected by Hurricane Ian on 9/23/2022 and continuing. The Small Business Administration (SBA)…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Florida, Glades County, Hurricane Ian
ERC Credit FAQ #91. Upon Request By The IRS, What Records Must Third Party Payers Obtain From Their Client Employers To Substantiate The Client's Eligibility For The Employee Retention Credit?

91. Upon Request By The IRS, What Records Must Third Party Payers Obtain From Their Client Employers To Substantiate The Client’s Eligibility For The Employee Retention Credit

Mark Monroe Leave a comment

Frequently asked question #91 “Upon request by the IRS, what records must third party payers obtain from their client employers…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: ERC Credit, ERC FAQ
Volusia-County-Florida-SBA-Disaster-Loan-Relief-1280w

Volusia County Florida Hurricane Ian SBA Disaster Loan Relief for FL-00178

Disaster Loan Advisors Leave a comment

Volusia County, Florida businesses and residents were affected by Hurricane Ian on 9/23/2022 and continuing. The Small Business Administration (SBA)…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Florida, Hurricane Ian, Volusia County
ERC Credit FAQ #90. May Third Party Payers Rely On Client Employer Information Regarding The Employee Retention Credit?

90. May Third Party Payers Rely On Client Employer Information Regarding The Employee Retention Credit?

October 6, 2022 Mark Monroe Leave a comment

Frequently asked question #90 “May third party payers rely on client employer information regarding the Employee Retention Credit?” under the…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: ERC Credit, ERC FAQ
Saint-Johns-County-Florida-SBA-Disaster-Loan-Relief-1280w

Saint Johns County Florida Hurricane Ian SBA Disaster Loan Relief for FL-00178

Disaster Loan Advisors

Saint Johns County, Florida businesses and residents were affected by Hurricane Ian on 9/23/2022 and continuing. The Small Business Administration…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Florida, Hurricane Ian, Saint Johns County
ERC Credit FAQ #89. What Information Must Third Party Payers Obtain From Their Client Employers To Claim The Employee Retention Credit On Their Client's Behalf?

89. What Information Must Third Party Payers Obtain From Their Client Employers To Claim The Employee Retention Credit On Their Client’s Behalf?

Mark Monroe Leave a comment

Frequently asked question #89 “What information must third party payers obtain from their client employers to claim the Employee Retention…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: ERC Credit, ERC FAQ
Putnam-County-Florida-SBA-Disaster-Loan-Relief-1280w

Putnam County Florida Hurricane Ian SBA Disaster Loan Relief for FL-00178

Disaster Loan Advisors Leave a comment

Putnam County, Florida businesses and residents were affected by Hurricane Ian on 9/23/2022 and continuing. The Small Business Administration (SBA)…

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Florida, Hurricane Ian, Putnam County

Post navigation

Page 82 of 311
← Previous 1 … 81 82 83 … 311 Next →

Employee Retention Credit - Claim Up To $26,000 Per Employee [WATCH VIDEO]

 

Current IRS ERC Credit News

  • SBA 7a Loans for Healthcare and Medical Businesses
  • SBA 7a Loans for Non-Profit Organizations
  • Interest Rate Caps of SBA 7a Loans
  • Securing SBA 7a Loans for Professional Services
  • SBA 7a Loan Approval Estimated Timeline
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Vimeo
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
IRS Employee Retention Credit Tax Consulting and SBA Loan Application Assistance for Small to Medium-Sized Business Owners (SMBs)

DISCLAIMER: We are not part of the SBA or IRS. Our company or website is not endorsed by the SBA or IRS in any way. The SBA and IRS are federal government agencies. Their official websites are SBA.gov and IRS.gov. Disaster Loan Advisors™ is an "Agent" and we provide ERC / ERTC Consulting, Tax Credit Advisory, 941-X Help, SBA Application Preparation, EIDL Loan Reconsideration and Increase Requests, Strategy and other Advisory "Agent Services" as defined by the SBA and IRS.

Privacy Policy | DMCA | GDPR | Terms and Conditions | Contact Us for a Free Consultation
Copyright © 2020 - 2026. All Rights Reserved. Disaster Loan Advisors™