The ERC: Are you leaving money on the table?

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The CARES Act March 2020 rollout provided two main COVID relief options for nonprofits. One was the PPP Loan and the other, ERC Tax Credits (Employee Retention Credit)—which can be worth as much as $33,000 per employee. Join UNA and TaxPockets to learn more about securing this credit for your nonprofit.

Recent changes to the CARES Act mean that your nonprofit may now qualify for the ERC Credit—even if you received a PPP loan that has now been forgiven. 

Changes to the Act make qualifying for the credit easier—but the process for applying for the ERC Credit can be very, very complicated. Qualification can be based on either periods where government orders more than nominally restricted your business operations or periods where revenues declined when compared to 2019.  

Learn more about the ERC tax credit then register.

Note: UNA will receive revenue sharing from JS Latin services for work JZ Latin performs for nonprofits. 

Why Attend   

To find out if you are eligible to receive thousands of dollars. Some important pieces to note: 

  • This is not a loan, it is a refundable tax credit. There is no repayment. 

  • This credit is based on payroll and payroll tax. 

Who Should Attend? 

CEO’s, Executive Directors, Accountants/CFO’s, Board Chairs/Presidents 

 About Tax Pockets and JS Latin

Tyler Hall founded JS Latin in 2015 after leaving MetLife where he spent the early part of his career tax consulting for companies (predominately oilfield service companies) in the Anchorage, AK area who were attempting to discard dying retirement and pension plans. JS Latin began as  simple small business tax and tax credit consulting, because Tyler was practicing as an Enrolled Agent for the IRS, but by the end of their second year they were doing most of their work in software consulting and reconciliation – helping businesses understand that the majority of their accounting work was actually produced by disconnected systems and helping them reconcile that issue or replace or update the system.  Since then they have grown into developing many of their own programs and even fintech. JS Latin is deeply involved in the industries and companies they work with, to the level of being a partner or investor in most of their projects. They dig deep for efficiencies and tax opportunities for those projects. This is how they discovered the ERC – and when it was amended by the CAA in December, 2020, they knew immediately how many businesses were missing major funding from this program. They have since hired a dedicated staff to help be in a position to help as many businesses as possible navigate this opportunity.

Tax Pockets, the tech platform they are using to engage nonprofits and businesses, is the best way to engage with JS Latin because it helps to create a simple interface for navigating a complex set of requirements. Tax Pockets can actually work with any accounting firm to bring together education and engagement, and professional management of a complex process.

When
12/ 8/2021 from 12:00 PM to  1:00 PM
Location
Online