Employee Retention Tax Credit

The Employee Retention Credit (ERTC) helped businesses keep employees on their payroll during the COVID-19 pandemic. This refundable payroll tax credit covers up to 50-70% of wages paid to employees during qualified periods. The IRS is sunsetting this program soon and they have recently increased scrutiny on new claims. Let us help you determine if you qualify.

Does your business qualify?

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Do you have questions about IRS changes to ERTC process?

Much has been written about recent changes to how the IRS is accepting and reviewing new applications. The good news? The ERTC isn't going away, yet. Click below to get answers to some frequently asked questions about the state of the ERTC.

ERTC FAQs

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Claim your Employee Retention Tax Credit.

Many businesses don't realize they qualify for the ERTC. With Cunningham & Associates’ tax technical experts hard at work on your case, you'll get the biggest savings in less time. Our licensed tax professionals are committed to helping you file your taxes the right way. Don't leave money on the table—get started today.

Step 1

Our tax experts work with you during every stage of the discovery and tax preparation process to ensure the very best outcomes.

Step 2

We get to know you, determine if we’re a good fit, and go over the basic framework of ERTC tax filing.

Step 3

We look over your case, analyze your financials and metrics, and reference the national database to ensure all studies are completed in accordance with IRS rules and regulations.

Step 4

We schedule a second call to review the results and findings, offering a detailed outline to explain our process and the next steps to take.

Step 5

Our tax experts complete your filings, conduct quality control, and sign all claims as your licensed tax preparer, ensuring we meet the highest standards.

Questions?

We're here to help. Schedule a free consultation to learn more about your ERTC savings opportunities.

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Don't miss the ERTC filing deadline.

You still have time! Employers can claim the 2020 ERTC until April 15, 2024 and the 2021 ERTC until April 15, 2025.

Learn More About ERTC Deadlines

The recent changes made by the IRS related to the ERTC are a very good thing for taxpayers. Learn more

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The ERTC was created by the U.S. federal government to help businesses negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The ERTC sunsetted on October 1, 2021. This means that businesses can still retroactively claim it by completing an eligibility analysis and filing a retroactive claim.

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Employers can claim up to $5,000 for each employee per quarter during 2020 and up to $7,000 for the first three quarters in 2021.

Filing for the ERTC has never been easier.

We work with you.

Have questions about filing? Our knowledgeable tax experts have answers!

We handle your financials.

We'll do the heavy lifting by analyzing your payroll and financial data to ensure you receive the highest tax credit available.

We add a personal touch.

We're happy to meet with you during the discovery process to keep you updated.

We file for you.

We complete your filings and sign on the dotted line as your licensed tax preparer.

“Through their well-thought-out plan and execution, Cunningham helped the YMCA qualify for the tax relief that will be instrumental to our continued services within our communities. We are very pleased with the outcome."

L.D.

"I’m happy to say that you all made the ERTC process smooth and easy for us. Thanks again for your help!"

Heather

“Cunningham completed an ERTC study for my small business. They seemed to have their systems organized to handle everything they committed to. I know they'll be able to help your business operate more effectively too, either doing research or helping to implement the findings.”

Employee Retention Tax Credit

Do you have questions about IRS changes to ERTC process?