Have You Received Your Own Govt Grant?
Have You Started Processing Your Own Govt Grant Meant For USA Business Owners ?
Hi Restaurant Owner,
Am one of the agent of BLC-Bottom Line Concept in USA.
I’m checking in to see if your company has applied for the Employee Retention Tax Credit
before?
Finance Pro Plus & Bottom Line Concepts have launched a Government Aid Division to help small and big businesses impacted by Covid-19.
You know what ? These people have benefited from this program in USA.
1. Businesses Enrolled so far=12,000+
2. Tax Credits Recovered=
$2,300,000,000
3. Employees Qualified=350,000+
You don't need to pay a dime from your Company to get the USA Govt Grant that others like you
have benefited.
ERTC is a refund in the form of a grant and can return up to $26,000/employee ($11,000 is the average) depending on wages, health care and other personnel expenses business owners have already paid.
To Be Qualified You Need All These.
1.Pay with w2 payroll.
2.You need to have more than 5 employee.
3.Still qualify with PPP Loan.
4.Be impacted by Covid-19.
5.Startups and Nonprofits still Ok.
Start processing your grant out of this $250 Billion set aside for business owners like here ===>>>
This stimulus program was established by the CARES Act, it is a refundable tax credit – a grant, not a loan – that your business can claim. The program is based on qualified wages and healthcare paid to employees.
I work with a 3rd party advisor that will walk you through the process, give you a refund estimate and process the refund with the IRS.
They are a one-stop-shop from start to finish.This 3rd party has done this process for over 7,000 customers and recovered over 2 billion in refunds.
They have been in business since 2009 and work with many of the Fortune 500.
Don't Miss This Golden Opportunity Today Because You Get Up To $200,000 - $2 Million Plus Through This Grant To Take YOUR BUSINESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
We are passionate to help your get this money for this expansion of your company.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Best Regards,
Johnson.
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