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Misconceptions That Could Be Keeping Home-Based Care Providers from Further COVID-19 Relief
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, many home-based care providers continue to grapple with severe financial implications. Unfortunately, numerous agencies remain unaware or misinformed about their eligibility status, resulting in missed opportunities to leverage a vital financial resource the employee retention tax credit (ERC), a refundable cash benefit offered by the IRS. Originating from the CARES Act in response to the pandemic's economic challenges, the ERC has the potential to significantly alleviate financial strains faced by these providers. To qualify for this credit, agencies must satisfy one of two criteria. Firstly, they can undergo an accounting examination to demonstrate a substantial decline in gross receipts during any quarter of 2020 or from Q1 to Q3 of 2021. Alternatively, they can undertake a more subjective legal assessment. Efforts to disseminate accurate information regarding the ERC's applicability are crucial, as it represents a critical financial lifeline for home-based care providers still navigating the pandemic's financial aftermath.
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many home-based care providers grapple with substantial financial challenges. A significant number of these agencies are unaware about their eligibility for the employee retention tax credit (ERC), a financial resource provided by the IRS. The ERC, originating from the CARES Act, has the potential to significantly alleviate their financial burdens. Agencies can qualify for this credit through an accounting examination demonstrating a substantial decline in gross receipts in specific quarters or by undergoing a subjective legal assessment. Accurate dissemination of information about ERC eligibility is imperative to aid these providers in navigating the pandemic's financial aftermath effectively.
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