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Do you remember back in 2020 when the Employee Retention Tax Credit or ERTC program first launched - and you could claim something like $5,000 per employee in rebates?

Now, that's nothing to sneeze at - but it's no surprise most employers chose to enroll in the Paycheck Protection Program instead since it offered way more money - and you were only allowed to enroll in one program or the other, not both.

If you've seen the news recently though, you may have noticed that the ERTC program now lets you claim up to $26,000 per employee - even if you've already received PPP loans.

That's a game-changer, for sure. Ever since I found that out, I've been trying to tell all my business owner friends and family - but it's an uphill battle because everyone thinks they're disqualified since they already enrolled in the PPP.

It's too bad - because a lot of people are going to miss out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in rebates, per business, that never has to be repaid.

I'll go over a brief history, and why it matters - but if you just want to get your questions answered, get an estimate of your available rebate, or get help with your application, then my advice, is to visit the ERTC Guy.

You can find him online by searching the name, ERTC Guy - or you can just click the link I left in the description to jump directly to the most up-to-date FAQ, and the free eligibility test.

The long and short of it is simple though - they can help you to qualify for ERTC rebates, almost no matter what - and it's all above board.

There's no trick to it, nothing sneaky - it's just that the ERTC eligibility guidelines have changed, and now practically anyone can qualify. If you think your business was disqualified for any reason - it's worth checking again.

Just use the eligibility test on the ERTC Guy website, it's super fast, free, easy, and carries no obligation - plus it will tell you approximately how much you can claim.

It's available to any business owner, of any business type, at no charge. It even works for tech startups, new businesses started during the pandemic, and non-profits, like churches, schools, or clinics.

The quick estimate you get when you complete the eligibility test is super helpful too - because a lot of business owners had no idea how big their rebates might be until they took the test.

The thing is, with no upper limit on funding, the rebates can get huge, fast.

In fact, ERTC Guy has helped some companies to claim more than $750,000 in rebates, with no repayment, and no restrictions on how it can be spent.

There's no reason not to apply, and I can think of 26,000 reasons per employee why you should.

Plus, the best reason - is that when you use the ERTC Guy application service, it's so easy.

They handle everything, including all of the paperwork - so all you have to do is wait for your rebate.

Does it sound too good to be true? I know, I thought so too.

The only solution is to check it out for yourself because seeing is believing.

Try the free eligibility check and rebate calculator first, at the link I dropped in the description.

ERTC Guy City: New York Address: 60 West 23rd Street Website https://ertcguy.com/ Phone +1 877 675 4340 Email scott@scotthall.co