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Get up to $26,000 per employee in stimulus funding.

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30,000+

Businesses Reached

7,000,000,000+

Credits Recovered

250,000+

Employees Qualified

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The Employee Retention Credit

COVID-19 has been a challenge for all of us. As the world shut down the economy came to a halt, leaving the future of many businesses in a precarious position. As we begin to find normalcy again, businesses now have to focus on recovering and fortunately, several government programs are easing this process.

One such program is the Employee Retention Credit or ERC, which is a generous stimulus program designed to bolster those businesses that were able to retain their employees during this challenging time. Due to the extremely complex tax code and qualifications, it is severely underutilized.

- Up to $26,000 per employee
- Available for 2020 & Q1 - Q3 2021
- Qualify with decreased revenue or covid event
- No limit on funding (erc is not a loan)
- ERC is a refundable tax credit

Why Jorns and Associates?

Dedicated to ERC

No need to be the guinea pig for your CPA. We average 10-20% more funding than a CPA not familiar with the program.

ERC Program Specialists

Our team strictly focuses on ERC allowing us to be the experts and resulting in more funding for your business.

Audit Protection Included

If you get audited, we will supply all criteria and assist in responding to the IRS.

Lightning Fast Results

Our streamlined process allow for faster results, which mean faster funding.

Maximum Funding

We evaluate your claim in every way possible to ensure we maximize your credit.

Professional Support

Although our process is quick and painless, when you have questions we have answers with a dedicated team of ERC support specialists.

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ERC Qualifications

While the general qualifications for the ERC program seem simple, the interpretation of each qualification is very complex. Our significant experience allows us to ensure we maximize any qualifications that may be available to your company.

Full or Partial Suspension of business Operations

A government authority required partial or full shutdown of your business during 2020 or 2021. This includes your operations being limited by commerce, inability to travel, or restrictions of group meetings

Gross Receipts Reduction

Gross receipt reduction criteria are different for 2020 and 2021 but are measured against the current quarter as compared to 2019 pre-COVID amounts.

Happy Clients

"Jorns are the experts when it comes to helping getting the ERC. They do an excellent job walking you through the steps of what is needed for them to move forward, and make sure you’re approved before any additional steps are taken. They’re knowledgeable and take care of everything for you. I highly recommend you reach out to them and see how much they can obtain for you!"

- John

"Jorns was very diligent and detail-oriented walking us through the process of applying for and receiving Employee Retention Tax Credits even though our business had previously received a forgiven PPP Loan. The team was able to quickly prepare accurate documents and got them prepared to send to the IRS in a few days."

- Brad

Frequently Asked Questions

No. This is not a loan. It's a refundable tax credit. When we file your ERC claim we request a refund check for you.

Our service charge is based on a percentage of the credit recovered. We calculate and provide our fee with our free analysis. Since we are typically able to recover 10-20% more than someone less familiar with the program, our fee is very affordable. Just like a good CPA, using the right team for this process pays for itself.

Of course. The challenge is the ERC credit is taken on your payroll returns and not through your business income tax returns, which is what most CPA's handle. Because of this, most CPA's don't process this credit unless they process your payroll in-house. This is also a big reason why this credit is so underutilized. Since CPA's don't typically handle it and they are the tax experts, it has mostly fallen in a middle ground where few are able to effectively process the credit. Interestingly, we receive a large portion of our clients from CPA's. At Jorns, we have decades of payroll experience, which has allowed us to specifically focus on understanding and maximizing the ERC program. In our experience, we have found that due to the complexity (the ERC tax code is over 200 pages) and time investment necessary to understand the ERC program, very few are able to effectively maximize this sizeable credit for your business.

Yes. The Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2020, enacted December 27, 2020, modified the ERC credit rules. One of the modifications included allowing a company to have a PPP loan and still take advantage of the ERC credit. However, you can't use the same dollar-for-dollar funds. We take this into account when processing your ERC credit.

Yes! There are two possible qualifications for 2020: revenue reduction or a "full or partial shutdown of your business due to COVID-19". Specifically, the IRS describes this as "A government authority required partial or full shutdown of your business during 2020 or 2021. This includes your operations being limited by commerce, inability to travel, or restrictions on group meetings." Below are several examples of qualifying events:

Example 1: A restaurant must close or limit its on-site dining, such as having to close down every other table, due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Example 2: A business that needs to meet with clients in person and has to cancel meetings due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Example 3: A business has to reduce their operating hours because of COVID-19 restrictions and cleaning requirements.

Example 4: A business had delayed production timelines caused by supply chain disruptions.

Example 5: A business with a planned event has to cancel that event or restrict the number of people who can attend due to COVID-19 restrictions.

The ERC credit is not considered income for federal income tax purposes, but you must reduce any deductible wage expenses by the amount of the credit. Please provide the credit information to your CPA for tax purposes.

This is not a lending program – tax refunds are issued by the US Treasury. Therefore, all eligible employers will receive the funds.

You can pay with a check, bank wire, or ACH.

Remember that this program is taken according to payroll taxes paid, not on income taxes. ERC funds not applied towards owed payroll taxes are treated as an 'overdeposit' of taxes that will be requested as a refund check from the IRS.

Maybe. Wages of owners who have majority ownership, defined as over 50%, do not qualify, nor do the W2 wages of any immediate family members of the owner. In the case an owner has less than 50% ownership, their W2 wages qualify, as do the W2 wages paid to immediate family members.

No, if you are the majority owner (over 50%) of your company, then your wages do not qualify.

This is how the process works: If you wish to move forward, you will sign the engagement agreement, select your desired payment option, and we will gather the data, run the calculations, build your qualification report,  and file your claim. Once filed, the IRS is taking 3-5 months to issue checks below $200,000 per quarter and 7-10 months to issue checks that are above $200,000 per quarter.

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