For Self-Employed Workers & Sole Proprietors
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90% of self-employed individuals will qualify
$50B allocated - 44M eligible people! It’s first come, first serve! Don’t miss out!
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Self Employed Parents can get 5x more money
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What is SETC?
The Evolution of SETC (qualified sick and family leave credits) The Families First Coranavirus Response Act (FFCRA) is a Federal Law (Public Law No. 116-127) and as amended and extended by the Tax Relief Act of 2020 (the Tax Relief Act)
What is the Self Employed Tax Credit?
Corona Virus Paid Leave Tax Credit for Self Employed Workers paying up to $32,220
FFCRA is the Families First Coranavirus Response Act and Federal law that helps Independent business owners and contractors (sole proprietors, consultants, freelancers, 1099, gig workers) receive money for not being able to work during Covid.
FFCRA Act to include self-employed persons for the first time (Sections 7002(a) and 7004(a) of Public Law No. 116-127).
NOT a loan-refund of taxes you already paid.
Not taxable
Your money that is set aside from the Government- Take it or leave it! Up to you!
$50B approved for SETC- It’s first come first serve.
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IMPORTANT Deadlines
2020 SETC Expires
April 15th, 2024
Don't lose 46% of your SETC
2021 SETC Expires
April 15th, 2025
Only 64% of SETC Available
We Like to Keep it REAL, lets get candid!
We love our CPAs too and trust their judgement for our taxes just like you.
We also love doing what's in our best interest and choose Tax Professionals according to what we are filing for.
The IRS Tax Code is over 70,000 pages and we don’t expect our CPA to waste time trying to learn that for a limited time tax credit!
We have all the Covid-19 government orders and invested heavily ($$$) to acquire them because this is OUR field of expertise.
CPAs will have you sign a waiver of liability and we give you all the protection in writing and stand by our work backed by Insurance.
Many CPAs outsource these types of applications because they too know that its not under their umbrella of comfort.
Many CPAs choose to trust us with their clients so why not directly come to us!
If you really love your CPA, don’t expect them to educate themselves on government incentives too. Let them use their time and energy on saving you tax dollars properly.
Finally, you get a qualification underwriting report backed by government orders because we do everything in house and have a tight handle on the entire process. Your CPA cannot give you this!
Things that make you go "Hmmmmm"......
"Do I Qualify?"
Yes if you...
have self employed earnings during 2020 & 2021
filed Schedule C or SE on your tax returns
AND if you...
had to comply with Government Covid-19 Quarantine or Isolation orders
were symptomatic or sick (NO COVID TEST REQUIRED)
experienced side effects to vaccinations or had to go to a vaccination appointment
had to take care of a child, spouse, or family member or anyone who was sick with covid symptoms
had to take care of your children because childcare was unavailable
had to take care of your children when school was cancelled
had to take care of your children that were home due to remote learning
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Self Employed?
1099 Contractor?
Sole Proprietor?
Single Member LLC?
Filed Schedule C or SE?
Married with kids? - that's a $64,440 refund!
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BILLIONS in Tax Credits Claimed
The largest companies in America choose us, you should too!
Just like ERC, this money is available to you.
We are extending our skills and expertise to Self Employed Individuals because you too deserve the very best service.
We are an established IRS Tax Accounting Firm that provides Insurance and Audit Protection (Written in our agreements).
Here for the long run, unlike pop up marketing mills. You don’t have to pay fees upfront! We plan on being here for a long time!
You’re fully protected from scams, fines and sloppy paperwork because all processing is done in-house and adheres to strict IRS compliance standards.
You get one chance to get it Right!
If you are one of the 90% of people who qualify, there’s a 100% chance we’ll get your tax free refund for you properly!
No waivers for you to agree to (have you checked the first page of your tax return from the CPA? Waiver of liability)
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So Grateful the Pandemic is over!! BUT......
Now you gotta take it or leave it!
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Act now because the 1st Deadline is April 15th, 2024!
$32k can help you rebuild so much more!
Give away thousands to someone else
No refunds. Government takes back your money
Let your CPA handle it and receive a minimal refund. They don’t know what we know. (We’ve seen it happen hundreds of times and no we cannot reapply for you once they do it)
Miss the first deadline and lose 46% of your cash refund
Stay up all night trying to make a plan to earn $32k another way
Frequently Asked Questions
The size of your SETC tax credit hinges on a few key elements:
- Your Schedule C or SE Net Income: This is drawn from your 2019, 2020, and 2021 tax returns. Your net income plays a major role in shaping the credit amount.
- Days Affected by COVID-19: This includes any days you were sick or had to quarantine due to COVID-19.
- Caring for a COVID-19 Affected person: If you spent time caring for someone impacted by COVID-19, this is factored in.
- Remote/Virtual learning, School Closures: If schools or daycare centers were closed or unavailable and you had to care for a minor child, this too influences your credit.
These elements collectively contribute to determining the tax credit you can expect. For a precise calculation, you might want to use a specialized tax credit calculator or consult a tax expert.
The Client fee is a percentage of your total SETC refund. Our team of tax professionals will qualify, calculate and prepare all required paperwork ensuring your SETC application is filed within IRS compliance. We consider all tax codes and tax laws required to do this properly
.Fees are due once your application is complete and ready to file. Fees can be paid all at once or you can opt to pay in installments through PayPal.
For fees equaling $1,500 or less, choose to pay over 6 months interest free or in (4) interest free installments starting at the time of filing, with (3) subsequent repayments every 15 days.
For larger refunds with Client fees greater than $1,500, you can finance your payments monthly with PayPal Pay Later. The “Pay Monthly” installment application is quick and simple.
With this option you may select to pay over the course of 6, 12, or 24 months. You must also have a PayPal account in good standing or open a PayPal account to apply. If you do not see monthly option available on your account, please contact PayPal directly.
Please note: It is not required to have a PayPal account to make a payment upfront, you can use your debit card or credit card at checkout.
Our Guarantee: If you do not receive your tax credit for any reason, we will reimburse you any fees paid.
Paying with PayPal pay later is quick and simple. It offers an affordable option for clients to pay over 2, 6, 12, or 24 months. Even though Clients generally receive their SETC checks in less than 4 months, they are not required to pay off their PayPal installments.
Many clients opt to choose a 24 month pay later plan. An invoice of $2,000 on this plan would have an estimated monthly payment of $85. SETC checks arrive within 4 months so the estimated monthly payments amount would total $340 before checks arrive.
To pay your Client fee without logging into a PayPal account, you may simply select the “debit or credit card” button in the Client portal invoice page.
While SETC (Self-Employed Tax Credit) and FFCRA (Families First Coronavirus Response Act) are both born from the same legislative umbrella aimed at providing COVID-19 relief, there's a neat distinction in their applicability:
- SETC: A Special Focus for the Self-Employed
- FFCRA: The Employee-Oriented Counterpart
So, while they share a common goal of easing the COVID-19 burden, SETC and FFCRA divvy up their support based on your employment status SETC for the self-starters and FFCRA for the employed brigade
Not at all. It's really straightforward – just select your days in our questionnaire. Then, upload your 2019 to 2021 tax returns and a copy of your driver’s license, and sign our agreement. That's it! We handle the rest, ensuring a smooth and stress-free process for you.
The FFCRA (Families First Coronavirus Response Act) is a federal response to COVID-19, originally passed in March 2020. It started by aiding employers with W-2 employees, offering paid sick leave and unemployment benefits. By December 2020, under the CARES Act, it expanded to include the self-employed, freelancers, and gig workers, providing them with tax credits for lost work due to COVID-19. This broadened its scope, making it a comprehensive support system during the pandemic.
The FFCRA tax credit can reach up to a substantial $32,220.00, with its calculation rooted in your self-employed net earnings for both 2020 and 2021.
It's not uncommon to be in the dark about the FFCRA tax credits. Initially, the focus of the FFCRA was on employers with W-2 employees. When the CARES Act came into play later in the same year, expanding these tax credits to include the self-employed, it didn't get the spotlight it deserved.
This lack of widespread publicity is a key reason why many self-employed individuals remain unaware of their entitlement to these credits. In fact, research indicates that over 80% of self-employed persons are still in the dark about their eligibility for the FFCRA tax credits.
Staying abreast of such updates is crucial, especially when they can have a significant financial impact.
The PPP (Paycheck Protection Program) and the FFCRA (Families First Coronavirus Response Act) are indeed both responses to the economic fallout of COVID-19, but they cater to different needs.
PPP's Role: The PPP is all about bolstering small businesses. It does this by offering loans, which can be forgiven if used primarily for payroll and other eligible expenses. It's essentially a financial lifeline for businesses to keep their teams employed during the pandemic's challenging times.
FFCRA's Focus: On the other hand, FFCRA is not about loans but about providing tax credits. These credits are applied to taxes that individuals, especially the self-employed and employers, have already paid. Unlike the PPP, which is designed to support businesses directly, FFCRA is more individual-focused, offering relief to people impacted by COVID-19 related work disruptions.
While both play crucial roles in pandemic relief, their mechanisms of support differ significantly - one through loans for businesses and the other through tax credits for individuals
When determining eligibility for the SETC (Self-Employed Tax Credit), it's your net self-employed income that's under the microscope. This means you need to have a positive net income, which is your earnings after all allowable business deductions, for either 2019, 2020, or 2021. Additionally, your eligibility hinges on having specific days that qualify under the COVID-related criteria. It's this combination of positive net income and qualifying days that shapes your eligibility for the SETC.
The amount of the tax credit you can receive is determined through a combination of specific criteria:
Income and Days Affected by COVID-19: Your average daily self-employment income and the number of days you missed work due to COVID-related issues, like quarantine or symptoms, are pivotal. This is used to calculate your potential credit.
Child Care Credit Calculation: If you took leave for childcare, your credit is the lesser of your average daily self-employment income or $511 per day.
Self-Employment Work Interruption Credit: If you missed work due to personal COVID-19 issues or caregiving, the credit is the lesser of two-thirds of your daily income or $200 per day.
Net Income and Caregiving Factors: Your net income reported on Schedule C for the tax years 2019-2021, the days you were sick or quarantined, and the time spent caregiving due to COVID-19, including periods when schools or daycare were closed, all play a role in the calculation.
Our Client Portal simplifies this process, guiding you through these factors and helping calculate your maximum FFCRA tax credit. For a quick estimate, our online Tax Credit Calculator can provide an accurate assessment of your eligibility and the likely credit amount.