Even if they got a PPP or PPP-2 loan, 98% of our clients are eligible for an ERC check. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, recent stimulus legislation, eliminated the CARES Act's initial ban on having an ERC and a PPP loan retroactive to March 13, 2020. Your company is eligible for a PPP loan and an ERC refund, but specific computations regarding payroll wages and attribution are necessary. We advise using our professional services to ensure you qualify for the most significant benefit for your business since the ERC procedure can be complicated and comes with over 1,000 pages of instructions.

Yes, there are numerous methods for businesses to entirely or partly halt operations during each calendar quarter. As part of our engagement, we assist you in adequately documenting these partial halts. This covers, among other things, indoor dining capacity limitations, postponed trade shows and group gatherings, and other non-nominal interruptions.

Your company probably qualifies if it had to alter its operations due to governmental directives or if gross revenues fell by 20%. A shift in operations could entail additional cleaning or sanitizing, reducing capacity or hours, installing/using protective equipment, temperature checks, or operational effects relating to important suppliers or clients.

Even if a legal firm was still in business, cases might have been delayed if it could no longer conduct in-person depositions or court proceedings.

A partial suspension of operations can take many forms. Below are some of the common examples:

• unable to attend trade shows in-person ("travel or group meetings")
• had staff go from in-office to work-from-home and had an impact
• retail or restaurant that reduced the number of customers allowed inside
• closed a department or business unit while other units continued to operate.

There are many more ways due to which businesses fully or partially suspend their operations during each calendar quarter. We help you with all the documentation.