2020 – 05/01 The IRS is advising employers to avoid mistakes when filing for advance payment of employer tax credits. Employers who are filing “Form 7200, Advance Payment of Employer Credits Due to COVID-19” should read the instructions carefully and take their time when completing this form, the tax agency urges. We can ensure your organizations avoids errors. Mistakes can result in a processing delay, which means it may take longer to get the advanced payment. Contact us for assistance.
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