If you have already claimed ERTC for your business, you may now be questioning the accuracy of your claim—whether in terms of the amount or in terms of eligibility and substantiation—and our team of tax attorneys are here to help you. As skilled tax controversy attorneys, we have substantial experience with the audit process. We understand how best to respond to Form 4564, Information Document Request, and work with Revenue Agents in employment tax audits.

Our ERC Practice is your one-stop destination for all things related to the Employee Retention Tax Credit. Whether you need a second opinion regarding eligibility, representation in an audit, or information about your ERC refund claim, our team of professionals are here to assist you every step of the way.

ERC Claim Denied? You Have Options

A Tax Authority denial does not mean you must lose your ERC refund. If a third-party provider filed an improper claim, our experienced tax attorneys can help you set things right with your claim.

Our law firm has a deep understanding of the complex ERTC regulations and will aggressively advocate for your interests, including taking your case to court if necessary.

Do You Need a Second Opinion on Your ERC?

The ERC incentivized businesses to retain employees throughout the pandemic with a refundable payroll tax credit that has been a lifeline for many employers. However, fly-by-night return preparers and payroll processors, lacking scruples and a clear understanding of the CARES Act and subsequent legislation, are pushing business owners into over, or even under, claiming ERTC—and that can result in Form 941-X audits, which can then lead to serious consequences without proper documentation.
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Our team has tracked pandemic relief legislation from PPP and EIDL in the beginning, through ERC claims and more. We are happy to help you understand what your business may be eligible to claim and can provide a second opinion if necessary.