Employee Retention Credit

Did you fall for misinformation about the Employee Retention Credit rules? If so, check IRS.gov/ercvdp to see if you can apply for the second ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program. If you qualify, you can get a discount on repaying your improper credit. The program ends Nov. 22, 2024.

Employee Retention Credit

If you're having second thoughts about your Employee Retention Credit, you may be able to fully withdraw your claim if the IRS hasn't paid it, or if you've received a check but haven't cashed or deposited it. For more information, visit IRS.gov/withdrawmyERC.

IRS webinar: Employee Retention Credit – Voluntary Disclosure Program

This IRS webinar covers the advantages of the Employee Retention Credit - Voluntary Disclosure Program, including who is eligible to participate in the program and how to apply. In summary, the new disclosure program, which has been in the works for several months, is part of a larger effort at the IRS to stop aggressive marketing [...]

New Voluntary Disclosure Program Lets Employers who Received Questionable Employee Retention Credits Pay Them Back at Discounted Rate

This article was published by the IRS. As part of an ongoing initiative aimed at combating dubious Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims, the Internal Revenue Service has launched a new Voluntary Disclosure Program to help businesses who want to pay back the money they received after filing ERC claims in error. The new disclosure program, which [...]

IRS Orders Immediate Stop to New Employee Retention Credit Processing Amid Surge of Questionable Claims

This article was published by the IRS. Amid rising concerns about a flood of improper Employee Retention Credit claims, the Internal Revenue Service today announced an immediate moratorium through at least the end of the year on processing new claims for the pandemic-era relief program to protect honest small business owners from scams. IRS Commissioner Danny [...]

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