If you've received a disallowance letter for your ERTC claim, it's important to act quickly. Start by thoroughly reviewing the letter to understand the reasons for disallowance, which often include the absence of government orders or a decline in gross receipts. Next, gather all relevant documentation, such as payroll records, financial statements, and any government orders that support your claim. Consulting with experts like Boston Growth Partners can provide valuable guidance throughout the appeal process. Remember to submit your appeal within the 30-day deadline to ensure your case is considered.

Boston Growth Partners specializes in the ERTC program and can assist you in crafting a strong appeal. We help you understand the contents of your disallowance letter, gather necessary documentation, and draft a comprehensive response that addresses each point raised by the IRS. Our team also ensures that your appeal is submitted on time and provides follow-up to track the progress of your case, giving you peace of mind throughout the process.

To appeal a disallowance letter effectively, you need to gather specific documentation that supports your ERTC claim. This includes payroll records, financial statements, government orders by dates, and any correspondence related to your ERTC application. Properly documenting your eligibility is crucial for a successful appeal. Boston Growth Partners can assist you in organizing and presenting this documentation to strengthen your appeal and improve your chances of a favorable outcome.