Are You Tired of Waiting For The IRS To Payout Your ERC Tax Credit?

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Act Now: Don’t Let IRS Delays Keep You Waiting for Your ERC Refund

In a recent lawsuit against the IRS to force them to stop the Moratorium, the IRS’s defense was,

“clients may bring a refund suit if the IRS disallows their ERC claims or does not act on their claims within six months, they have an adequate remedy in a court…”

In other words – the IRS believes that if a business owner wants to claim their refund/credit after waiting for 6 months – there is a specific law meant to enable the taxpayer to collect whats rightfully theirs!

With over 1.4 million ERC claims still pending, and 520,000 new claims stuck in a moratorium, many businesses may face years of waiting for their refunds. The IRS is currently issuing blanket denials for high-risk claims, but a denial letter doesn’t mean you’re out of options. You can still appeal the decision.

If you don’t want to wait indefinitely, filing a refund lawsuit can compel the IRS to act. Once you file, the IRS has 60 days to respond, forcing them to address your claim within a court-mandated timeline. Take control of your refund process—consider your legal options today.

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