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SELF-EMPLOYMENT

Tax Credit (SETC) Services

At SETC Fast Program, our team of experienced former IRS Auditors can put their
nearly two decades of knowledge to work to help your business reach and exceed
its financial growth goals. We navigate the complicated world of the Self
Employment Tax Credit with you, ensuring you receive the maximum SETC that
you’re entitled to. As your trusted partner, we simplify the process, save you
valuable time and resources, and provide the financial insights and support your
business needs to thrive. Choose Pinnacle Minds for your SETC needs today and
ignite your success!



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WHAT IS THE SELF-EMPLOYMENT TAX CREDIT (SETC)?

Congress passed the SETC (aka FFCRA) in the CARES act in 2020, making
self-employed individuals entitled to receive up to $32,220 if they experienced
any of the following during 2020 or 2021 related to the pandemic:



 * Illness
   
   

 * Quarantine
   
   

 * COVID-19 symptoms
   
   

 * Testing
   
   

 * Being forced to miss work because of your child’s school or daycare closures
   
   

 * Caregiving responsibilities for your child or a loved one
   
   
   
   Let the knowledgeable former IRS Auditors at Smart SETC find out if you
   qualify today!

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WHAT THE SETC CAN DO FOR YOU?


THERE ARE MULTIPLE BENEFITS TO APPLYING FOR THE SETC, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO:

The Self-Employment Tax Credit could help increase your tax refund or even lower
any current tax debts you may have, as long as you claimed Schedule C income in
2020 and/or 2021.



If you qualify for the SETC, you could receive up to $32,220 of unrestricted
funds, which you can use to put toward living expenses, debts you incurred due
to lost work during the pandemic, or any other expense you may need funding for.



SETC funds can act as a safety net if your finances are still bouncing back
post-pandemic, protecting your business in uncertain economic times.



Working with Smart SETC, a company with nearly two decades of experience, can
provide you access to our knowledgeable team of former IRS Auditors, who work
with you to claim all the tax credits you’re entitled to.

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HOW MUCH CAN I QUALIFY FOR?

You May be Eligible For Up To $32,220 In Tax Credits From 2020 & 2021


THE DEADLINE TO FILE IS APPROACHING! WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NEXT

Access to the 2020 SETC will expire soon, and the 2021 SETC expires on April 15,
2025. Due to the ever-changing political landscape, there is also a chance that
the SETC program could end prematurely. So don’t miss your opportunity to work
with the former Tax Auditors at Smart SETC and claim this valuable tax credit in
full now!


THRIVE WITH THE SETC





If you’re self-employed, every dollar counts… especially during difficult
economic times. The Self-Employment Tax Credit can act as a financial lifeline
for people who worked for themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 and
2021. Learn even more about the Self-Employment Tax Credit by speaking with a
former IRS Auditor at Smart SETC today!

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WHAT IS THE SETC TAX CREDIT?

The Self-Employed Tax Credit (SETC) is a special tax credit designed to provide
financial assistance to self-employed individuals who were affected by the
COVID-19 pandemic. It is part of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
(FFCRA) of March 2020.

WHAT IS THE FFRCA?

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) was signed into law on March
18, 2020, in response to the economic impact of the pandemic. It mandated
employers to provide paid sick leave to employees affected by the pandemic and
provided tax credits for doing so. It also allows self-employed individuals to
claim these tax credits, which many people have not yet done.

WHO QUALIFIES FOR THE SETC?

You can qualify for the SETC if:



1) You were self-employed during 2020 and/or 2021.



2) The COVID-19 pandemic affected your work.

WHAT TAX DOCUMENTS DO I HAVE TO UPLOAD?

You need to provide your unaltered tax returns for 2019, 2020, and 2021.

WHO IS CONSIDERED SELF-EMPLOYED?

You are considered self-employed if you’re a sole proprietor, 1099
subcontractor, single-member LLC, freelancer, independent contractor, gig
worker, etc.

CAN I CLAIM THE SETC IF ALL MY INCOME WAS REPORTED ON A W2?

No, the SETC does not apply to people that solely have W2 employment nor to any
employment that issued you a W2.

IS SETC A LOAN OR A GRANT?

The SETC is not a loan or a grant; it’s a tax credit. You don’t pay it back, and
you don’t pay taxes on it.

HOW MUCH CAN I EXPECT TO GET FROM THE SETC?

The average funding is around $17,000 out of the maximum $32,220. This amount
depends on your income level and how many days the pandemic impacted your work.
People with dependents also are eligible to claim more SETC on average.

HOW CAN I CLAIM THE SETC?

To claim the SETC, you will have to amend your tax returns for 2020/2021. The
skilled former IRS Auditors at Smart SETC can help you through the process,
including creation of applicable forms and assistance in filing.

IS THERE A LOT OF PAPERWORK TO DO?

Not at all. For Smart SETC to file on your behalf, all you need to do is:



1) Upload tax returns from 2019, 2020, and 2021.



2) Answer some qualifying questions.



3) Then our former IRS auditors will take care of Form 7202 for you and help you
compile all your supporting documentation.

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Your time investment will be under 15 minutes – guaranteed.

And could be worth thousands in free money.








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