Unlock Your SETC Tax Credit
Receive up to $32,220!
If you’re self-employed, you could be eligible for significant tax credits under the FFCRA and CARES Act. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to reduce your tax burden. Start your application today and maximize your return.
Why apply?
Congress has legislated financial relief for you if you were self-employed during 2021 and suffered from pandemic-related losses. By applying, you can potentially receive up to $32,220 in tax credits. This credit can provide essential financial support, helping you recover lost income due to illness or caregiving during the pandemic.
How it works.
We understand that self employed individuals have unique financial needs. That’s why we offer specialized loan solutions designed specifically for you.
1.
Check Eligibility
Enter your details to see if you qualify for the FFCRA and CARES Act credits.
2.
Start Your Application
Use our simple, secure platform to begin the process.
3.
Submit and Save
Complete your application with confidence, knowing our expert panel of CPAs have reviewed each detail and e-filed your amended return.
4.
Receive Your Funds
After the IRS receives and reviews your amended return, a check will be mailed to you directly from the Treasury Department. Cash that bad boy, and you’re off to the races!
Understanding the Self-Employed Tax Credit
The Self-Employed Tax Credit (SETC) is officially called the Sick and Family Leave Credits. The key provisions for this credit are under the FFCRA and CARES Act. They were designed to support self-employed individuals who were impacted by the pandemic, offering financial relief for lost income due to illness, caregiving, or business disruptions.
Tax credits
Who qualifies?
Self-employed individuals who were unable to work due to COVID-19-related reasons, including illness or caregiving, may qualify for these credits. Eligibility depends on the number of days affected and your average daily self-employment income.
Loan options
What do you qualify for?
• Up to $32,220 in Tax Credits: Depending on your situation, you could be eligible for significant tax relief.
• Coverage for Sick and Family Leave: If you missed work due to COVID-19 or caregiving, these credits could help compensate for your lost income.
• Quick and Easy Application: Our process ensures you claim the maximum benefits with minimal hassle.
What people are saying…
“I received over $7,000 from the IRS right when I needed it most. My side gig was struggling because I didn’t have enough funds to buy materials. Lendesca got me the money I didn’t even know was owed to me. Now I’m back to work!”
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Helpful Resources.
5 Misconceptions About the Self-Employed Tax Credit (SETC)
The Self-Employment Tax Credit (SETC) offers financial relief to self-employed individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, helping offset lost income due to illness, caregiving, or business disruptions. Eligibility depends on the number of impacted days and average daily self-employment income. Understanding the SETC’s requirements is key to maximizing its benefits and reducing your tax burden, while avoiding common misconceptions that may limit its use.
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