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Hi, Esther,
When it comes to the ERC, one of the biggest questions is, “What factors would allow me to be eligible?” Yes, a decline in revenue is a qualifying factor, but it is not the only factor. Even if you DID NOT have a decline in revenue, you may be eligible if any of the following examples apply. Some Examples Include: •Change in business hours •Partial or full suspension of your operations •Shutdowns of your supply chain or vendors •Reduction in services offered •Reduction in workforce or employee workloads •A disruption in your business (division or department closures) •Inability to visit a client’s job site •Suppliers were unable to make deliveries of critical goods or materials •Additional spacing requirements for employees and customers due to social distancing •Change in job roles/functions •Tasks or work that couldn’t be done from home or while transitioning to remote work conditions •Lack of Travel •Lack of Group Meetings •and others…. The key considerations to ask yourself are, due to the government order of partial or full suspension, was your business NOT able to continue its activities in a comparable manner and did that result in a more than nominal impact on your business operations? If you answered yes, reach out to us to schedule an appointment by Clicking Here.
We’d be happy to discuss your eligibility, Esther. Sincerely, Paul Schween Account Manager The HD Group (602) 878-7696 | 
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