Have you filed for the Employee Retention Credit—or are you still considering whether to file? Homecare businesses that experienced declines in gross receipts or that were affected by government orders during the COVID-19 pandemic (capacity restrictions, social distancing, elimination of same-day services, etc.) may be eligible for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) of up to $21,000 per employee. This presentation will provide the latest updates to help businesses unlock their ERC refunds more quickly.
What you will learn:
- Recent updates from the IRS about the Employee Retention Credit
- Which businesses are currently receiving ERC refunds and why
- Strategies to help companies access ERC refunds faster
- How to prepare for a potential audit: Learn to overcome both partial and full refund disallowances, including IRS LTR 105C, 106C or 4838C
- Deadlines and next steps for those who haven’t filed
SPEAKERS
President
One Eagle Advisory
Motivated by a passion for helping businesses thrive, Sadler Graham founded One Eagle Advisory to simplify the complex world of credit, incentives and funding. The team is dedicated to guiding companies—especially in challenging times—by connecting them with valuable programs like the Employee Retention Credit, R&D credits, equity buyouts and innovative green incentives. Over the years, One Eagle Advisory has built a reputation for offering personalized support and practical solutions, ensuring that each client feels understood and in control of their financial journey. One Eagle Advisory has supported hundreds of businesses through these impactful programs, turning complexity into opportunity.
Managing Director
Strategic Tax Planning
Matt Eddleman is a highly experienced professional in tax controversy, accounting, financial planning and small business management. As a leading expert on the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) and other COVID-19 relief programs, he brings valuable insights to the team. With a deep understanding of the financial challenges faced by U.S. taxpayers in the aftermath of the pandemic, Matt excels in leveraging planning opportunities offered by the Internal Revenue Code to help clients navigate the changing financial landscape. A graduate of Shepherd University with a degree in business administration and financial economics, Matt has also completed the university’s CFP board-approved program in personal financial planning. He is an IRS enrolled agent, representing taxpayers worldwide in minimizing tax burdens and navigating complex regulatory and compliance requirements.
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