The IRS is warning small businesses about “improper” claims for the employee retention tax credit (ERTC). As you know, restaurants were uniquely qualified for the COVID-related ERTC due to partial closure orders and/or revenue declines in 2020 and three calendar quarters of 2021. However, the IRS is reporting that some third-party companies are offering bad advice to small businesses regarding eligibility or the estimated value of the ERTC. We urge you to closely review the information from the IRS. Click here to see the IRS press release. An ERC Company That You Can Rely On We at the Wisconsin Restaurant Association know how important it is to be comfortable with the companies that you choose to do business with. Especially when it involves your finances. WRA, along with many of its other state restaurant association partners across the country, has partnered with Adesso Capital to offer ERC filing services. Adesso provides concierge financial services to small and mid-sized businesses. And when the pandemic drove business into a downturn, Adesso assembled a team of tax experts to help businesses maximize the federal COVID relief available to them. Adesso takes compliance and qualifications very seriously. Adesso also has other guardrails in place to protect their clients.
Click here to read Adesso’s statement on the recent IRS warning. Q2 2023 Deadline for Q2 2020 Filing Have you claimed your ERC dollars yet? It not, the first deadline is coming up in Q2 of 2023. You have until then to amend your Q2 2020 taxes and claim your employee retention credit if you qualify. We encourage you to sign up for a 10-minute consultation with an Adesso ERC tax expert to see if you have money to claim. So far Adesso has filed for nearly $5 million in ERC dollars in just the past few months for restaurant owners in Wisconsin alone and over $300 million across the country. Check Today To See If You Qualify for ERC Want to talk about this first, feel free to reach out to Dawn Faris – 608.444.9481 – dfaris@wirestaurant.org
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On occasion the Department of Revenue's Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement Unit confiscates contraband alcohol beverages. The DOR is authorized to sell the confiscated product to the highest bidder. Many times, bottles sell well below wholesale price.
This sale consists of 925 bottles of Taxed Intoxicating Liquor. Bids for the entire lot will be accepted from either a wholesale permittee or persons licensed to sell wine at retail (Class A or B Liquor License). Items within the lot may NOT be bid on separately. Sealed bids must be received at 265 W Northland Ave., Appleton, WI not later October 17, 2022. Bid opening at 9:00 am on October 8th, 2022. Successful bidder must pick up product by October 31, 2022. Product is located in Madison, WI. |
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