What if I already filed my taxes for 2020 & 2021?
Our CPAs and EAs must file an amended tax return for each year applicable. All we require from you is a copy of your 2019, 2020, and 2021 tax returns and a copy of your driver’s license, and we’ll handle the rest.
What is the Sick & Family Leave Tax Credit?
The Sick and Family Leave Tax Credit for self-employed and 1099 workers is for eligible self-employed individuals or independent contractors.
Under the FFCRA, eligible self-employed individuals or independent contractors could claim a refundable tax credit against their income tax liability for up to 100% of the qualified sick and family leave equivalent amounts, subject to certain limitations if they were unable to work or telework due to COVID-19-related reasons.
The qualified sick leave equivalent amount was the lesser of either $511 per day or 100% of the average daily self-employment income/260 for each day an individual was unable to work or telework because they were subject to a quarantine or isolation order, had COVID-19 symptoms and were seeking a medical diagnosis, or were caring for someone who was subject to a quarantine or isolation order or who had COVID-19 symptoms.
The qualified family leave equivalent amount was the lesser of either $200 per day or 67% of the average daily self-employment income for each day an individual was unable to work or telework because they needed to care for a child whose school or place of care was closed due to COVID-19.
What documentation do I need to provide?
For the most part, we only require your 2019, 2020, and 2021 tax returns, including your Schedule C and a copy of your driver’s license for identification.
How much are your processing fees?
Our fee schedule is really simple. We charge an No upfront fee. After you we calculate the amount of your tax credit you can have Legacy Tax File your tax returns fo $395. If you would like to take the IRS form 7202, that we will have completed, you have the option to take it to file it your self of use another tax professional. Once you receive your refund from the IRS, an additional 20% of your refund amount is then due AFTER you receive your refund.