ERC Frame Blog has published its latest article covering how a PPP loan can affect an owner's eligibility for the Employee Retention Credit, which is aimed primarily at California Medical Practices business owners. The article is available for viewing in full at https://ercframe.com/blog/covid-19-relief-fund-program-eligibility-if-you-get-ppp-for-medical-practices-california/
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Claim It ERTC Before 2023 Deadline
ERC Frame Blog has published a new article entitled "Covid-19 Relief Fund Program Eligibility If
You Got PPP For Medical Practices California", which sheds light on the most important aspects
of how a PPP loan can affect an owner's eligibility for the Employee Retention Credit
Specifically, the ERTC is not available for wages
that were paid with the proceeds of a PPP loan that
was forgiven.
This should be of particular interest to California Medical Practices
business owners because The fact that the ERTC may be reduced by
the amount of PPP received is significant because it affects the amount
of credit that medical practice can obtain.
If a practice received significant
funding through the PPP, it might
not be eligible for the full amount of
the ERTC.
Furthermore, because it determines which
wages are eligible for the credit, the fact
that the ERTC is not available for wages
paid with the proceeds of a forgiven PPP
loan is significant.
If a medical practice received a PPP loan and had it forgiven, the
wages paid with the proceeds are not ERTC eligible.
This information is important for
medical practices to know when
determining their eligibility for credit and
the amount that they may be able to
receive.
The article's most important information is the eligibility
requirements for the Employee Retention Tax Credit
and the effect of the Paycheck Protection Program on a
medical practice's ability to receive an Employee
Retention Credit.
This information is critical for California medical practices to understand
because it determines whether they are eligible for the ERTC and, if so,
how much credit they can receive.
The best example of this is perhaps found in the
following extract: 'The Employee Retention Tax
Credit is a government-funded financial assistance
program designed to assist businesses affected by
the COVID-19 pandemic, including medical
practices in California.
Businesses must have experienced a
significant drop in gross receipts or
have been forced to suspend
operations due to the pandemic to be
eligible for the ERTC.
Find Out More At
https://ercframe.com
Claim It ERTC Before 2023 Deadline
ERC Frame Blog has published a new article entitled "Covid-19 Relief Fund Program Eligibility If
You Got PPP For Medical Practices California", which sheds light on the most important aspects
of how a PPP loan can affect an owner's eligibility for the Employee Retention Credit
Specifically, the ERTC is not available for wages
that were paid with the proceeds of a PPP loan that
was forgiven.
This should be of particular interest to California Medical Practices
business owners because The fact that the ERTC may be reduced by
the amount of PPP received is significant because it affects the amount
of credit that medical practice can obtain.
If a practice received significant
funding through the PPP, it might
not be eligible for the full amount of
the ERTC.
Furthermore, because it determines which
wages are eligible for the credit, the fact
that the ERTC is not available for wages
paid with the proceeds of a forgiven PPP
loan is significant.
If a medical practice received a PPP loan and had it forgiven, the
wages paid with the proceeds are not ERTC eligible.
This information is important for
medical practices to know when
determining their eligibility for credit and
the amount that they may be able to
receive.
The article's most important information is the eligibility
requirements for the Employee Retention Tax Credit
and the effect of the Paycheck Protection Program on a
medical practice's ability to receive an Employee
Retention Credit.
This information is critical for California medical practices to understand
because it determines whether they are eligible for the ERTC and, if so,
how much credit they can receive.
The best example of this is perhaps found in the
following extract: 'The Employee Retention Tax
Credit is a government-funded financial assistance
program designed to assist businesses affected by
the COVID-19 pandemic, including medical
practices in California.
Businesses must have experienced a
significant drop in gross receipts or
have been forced to suspend
operations due to the pandemic to be
eligible for the ERTC.
Find Out More At
https://ercframe.com