Non-Profit Organizations

Please note that all criteria are subject to specific IRS guidelines. That is why it is essential for non-profits to seek professional guidance to ensure they meet all requirements for claiming the ERC tax credit.

The challenges of the pandemic challenged how non-profit organizations could provide vital services to their communities. Many non-profits, including hospitals and healthcare providers, schools, museums, performing art centers, churches, and more, were significantly impacted by the government shutdowns. The good news is that contrary to misconceptions non-profits are eligible for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) cash relief.

Am I Eligible?

Here are some criteria that may be applicable to your non-profit organization in order to process your claim.

1. Partial or full suspension of operations due to government order

1. Reduced hours of operation due to sanitation requirements

1. Restrictions on travel and meetings

We Serve All Types of Non-Profit Organizations:

Non-profit organizations play a vital role in our country, providing essential services and support to communities in need. Throughout the pandemic, these organizations faced significant hardships, navigating financial challenges and operational disruptions.

1. Nonprofit hospitals and healthcare Providers: Hospitals and healthcare facilities faced unprecedented staffing challenges and financial strain during the pandemic, including personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical supplies not to mention the additional requirements for cleaning and sanitizing.

1. Schools and Educational Institutions: All schools, colleges, and universities, being part of the nonprofit sector, are eligible to file for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) to access much-needed financial relief.

1. Museums and Cultural Centers: Many museums and cultural centers had to temporarily close their doors during the pandemic to comply with government restrictions and are eligible to file for ERC support.

1. ‍Environmental and conservation groups: The COVID-19 pandemic affected environmental and conservation groups in several ways. Many important fundraising events and public engagement activities had to be canceled or postponed, which are essential for supporting their conservation efforts.