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    Helping independent business owners get every dollar they deserve.

    Our team of tax experts are here for small business owners to claim the federal FFCRA tax credits commonly known as the Self Employment Tax Credit (SETC). Get up to $32,220 back!





    For 2020 and 2021 Select the DAYS you sacrificed working in your business because either you or someone you cared for had COVID issues.(Do NOT include Dependent Children in this answer)





    Select the DAYS you sacrificed working in your business due to care for your dependent child (under the age of 18 or a child with severe disabilities) for COVID issues.







    Thank you but currently you don’t seem to qualify because you have not filed your taxes and / or do not have self employed income reported under a Schedule C.

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    Based on your answers, your credit may be up to $32,220.

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    For 2019, 2020 and 2021 Enter your Net Income for Each Year:

    To find your self-employed income for taxes, check your Schedule C, specifically “Line 31 - Net Profit or (loss).” This is your total income after deductions, combining earnings from all your jobs.




    As per IRS guidelines, you are NOT required to provide proof of a positive COVID-19 test or your COVID-19 status when submitting your filing. Instead, you are confirming IN GOOD FAITH that you experienced COVID-19, its symptoms, related illness, or quarantine, resulting in the inability to work and earn income. While no specific evidence is needed for filing, it's advisable to retain certain records for your records. These might include a positive COVID-19 test result, a healthcare provider's note about your positive test or symptoms, or documentation indicating quarantine. Also, remember that maintaining records of non-working days due to COVID-19 exposure or symptoms could be beneficial, such as data from your business software or bank statements reflecting the absence of sales deposits during that period. You can trust our simplified process to account for your circumstances accurately and fairly.

    COVID issues mean:

    For your dependent children:

    You took care of your dependent child (under the age of 18 or a child with severe disabilities) related to COVID. The child’s school or daycare closed, your child was sick, or your child was told to quarantine due to COVID. Your child had COVID, had COVID symptoms, a COVID related illness, and / or a COVID vaccination.

    COVID issues mean:

    For yourself or a non child dependent:

    You had COVID, had COVID symptoms, a COVID related illness, a COVID vaccination, were told to quarantine because you were exposed or affected by COVID and / or you were not allowed on location for your business because of COVID.