Por fin, desgravación fiscal COVID para los autónomos

Créditos fiscales por licencia por enfermedad
Disponible para 1099s

Créditos fiscales por licencia por enfermedad Disponible para 1099s

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Obtenga el importe total al que tiene derecho.

Ahora que está aquí, solo hay 3 sencillos pasos entre usted y la posibilidad de recibir cantidades significativas de reembolso en efectivo del IRS.

Haga clic aquí para comenzar o siga desplazándose para obtener más información.

¡Esto es un CRÉDITO TRIBUTARIO, no un préstamo! Recibir este crédito reducirá el monto actual que le debe al IRS o se le enviará directamente en forma de ACH o cheque. Todos los créditos FFCRA que reciba son suyos para usarlos y gastarlos como mejor le parezca. ¡NUNCA tendrás que devolver esto! ¿Que estas esperando?

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Para calificar para el Crédito Tributario por Licencia por Enfermedad para Trabajadores Autónomos, debe cumplir con tres factores:

1. Identificarse como persona que trabaja por cuenta propia. Algunos ejemplos, entre otros, incluyen:

  • Conductores de viajes compartidos, entrega de alimentos o productos
  • Trabajadores de concierto
  • Obtener ingresos a través de sitios de comercio electrónico como eBay, Etsy, Amazon, etc.
  • Dirigir un negocio independiente en el que brinda servicios a otra empresa pero no es empleado directo de ella
  • Propietarios únicos
  • Contratistas independientes (1099 trabajadores)

2. Haber presentado un Anexo SE del formulario de impuestos 1040 del IRS en 2020 y/o 2021 con un ingreso neto positivo y haber pagado impuestos de trabajo por cuenta propia sobre sus ganancias.

3. Haber faltado al trabajo debido a problemas relacionados con Covid.

NOTA: Desafortunadamente, si usted fue un empleado que recibió un formulario W2 en 2020 o 2021, es posible que su empleador ya haya reclamado la FFCRA para cubrir su licencia por enfermedad, lo que lo hace no elegible para presentar la solicitud a través de Valiant Capital.

¿Quién califica para el crédito fiscal por licencia por enfermedad para trabajadores autónomos?

La FFCRA permite que un contratista 1099 o un trabajador autónomo califiquen para recibir tiempo de enfermedad remunerado si no pudieron trabajar o teletrabajar debido a COVID-19. Algunas razones de calificación incluyen, entre otras:

  • Seguir una orden federal, estatal o local de cuarentena o aislamiento
  • Aconsejado por un proveedor de atención médica que se ponga en cuarentena
  • Experimentó síntomas de coronavirus y buscaba un diagnóstico médico.
  • Cuidar a un niño u otra persona que estaba sujeta a una restricción emitida por el gobierno o a una autocuarentena
  • Cuidar a un niño cuya escuela o guardería estaba cerrada o no disponible
  • Obtener una vacuna COVID-19*
  • Recuperarse de una enfermedad relacionada con la vacuna COVID-19*
  • Buscando o esperando los resultados de una prueba de COVID-19*

NOTA: los motivos con * solo se aplican si busca crédito para fechas entre el 1 de abril de 2021 y el 30 de septiembre de 2021.

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¿Cómo solicito el crédito fiscal?

Paso 1. Visita Valiant Capital.

(¡Ya estás aquí, buen trabajo!)

Paso 2. Confirme su elegibilidad.

Utilice nuestra encuesta de precalificación para ver si califica y calcular su crédito fiscal estimado.

Paso 3. Reúna sus declaraciones de impuestos anteriores e inicie la solicitud.

Necesitaremos algunos detalles de usted sobre las fechas que está solicitando y los ingresos obtenidos en 2020 y 2021. Al hacer que Valiant Capital se encargue de estos pasos, ahorrará más de 10 horas.

Paso 4. Firme algunos documentos, cargue la información de su identificación y seleccione sus opciones de pago.

Paso 5. Pago.

Valiant Capital cobra una tarifa de procesamiento del 20% (basada en su reembolso total) junto con una tarifa de verificación no reembolsable de $150 que se deducirá de su tarifa de procesamiento general.

Paso 6. Envíe su solicitud directamente al IRS a través de Valiant Capital.

Nuestro proceso simplificado hace el trabajo pesado por usted, ¡así que siéntese y relájese!

Un poco de antecedentes e historia sobre la FFCRA y cómo surgió esta oportunidad

En marzo de 2020, se promulgó la Ley de Respuesta al Coronavirus Familias Primero (FFCRA), con el objetivo de ayudar a las empresas a proporcionar licencia por enfermedad remunerada y beneficios de desempleo en medio de la pandemia de COVID-19. Inicialmente dirigido a empleadores con empleados W-2, su objetivo era aliviar la tensión económica provocada por la crisis.

En diciembre de 2020, el Congreso aprobó la Ley de Ayuda, Alivio y Seguridad Económica contra el Coronavirus (CARES), que amplió el alcance de la FFCRA para incluir no solo a los empleadores sino también a los trabajadores por cuenta propia. Esta expansión brindó alivio a los trabajadores autónomos, contratistas independientes y trabajadores autónomos, haciéndolos elegibles para créditos fiscales que reembolsan los ingresos perdidos debido a las interrupciones relacionadas con el COVID-19.

Nuestro equipo de expertos le ayudará a determinar a cuánto tiene derecho legalmente.

Para recibir todo el dinero al que tiene derecho entre 2020 y 2021, ¡necesitamos comenzar a procesar su solicitud pronto! ¡Le garantizamos que recibirá todo el dinero al que tiene derecho del gobierno de los EE. UU. para continuar apoyando a nuestra gran nación y nuestra economía!

Obtenga la precalificación

*Valiant Capital solo puede modificar las declaraciones presentadas electrónicamente. Si sus declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021 se presentaron en papel, comuníquese con su asesor financiero para conocer los siguientes pasos.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sick and Family Leave Credit (FFCRA and ARP) in Relation to PPP and ERTC:

What is the Sick and Family Leave Credit under the FFCRA and ARP?

The Sick and Family Leave Credit is a tax credit provided to employers who offer paid sick and family leave to their employees as mandated by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and the American Rescue Plan (ARP).

Who is eligible for the Sick and Family Leave Credit?

Eligible employers are those who provide qualified sick and family leave wages to employees who are unable to work due to specified reasons related to COVID-19.

What are the qualifying reasons for taking sick and family leave under these acts?

Qualifying reasons include the employee’s inability to work due to their own COVID-19 illness, quarantine, caring for someone with COVID-19, or caring for a child whose school or place of care is closed due to COVID-19.

How is the credit calculated for qualified sick leave wages?

The Sick Leave Credit is calculated based on the employee’s regular rate of pay, up to specified limits, with different daily and aggregate limits for various qualifying reasons.

Is there a maximum limit on the Sick and Family Leave Credit?

Yes, there are maximum limits on the credit, depending on the type of leave and the qualifying reason. Employers should be aware of these limits to accurately claim the credit.

Can employers claim the Sick and Family Leave Credit for leave taken after March 31, 2021?

The FFCRA’s mandatory leave requirements expired on March 31, 2021, but the ARP extended the tax credit for employers voluntarily providing paid sick and family leave through September 30, 2021.

How does taking the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) impact eligibility for the Sick and Family Leave Credit?

Employers who receive PPP loans are not disqualified from claiming the Sick and Family Leave Credit. However, they cannot claim the credit for wages paid with forgiven PPP loan proceeds.

Does claiming the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) affect eligibility for the Sick and Family Leave Credit?

Employers can claim both the ERTC and the Sick and Family Leave Credit, but not for the same wages. Wages for which the ERTC is claimed cannot be used for calculating the Sick and Family Leave Credit.

What documentation is required to claim the Sick and Family Leave Credit in coordination with PPP or ERTC?

Employers should maintain detailed records and documentation to show the appropriate allocation of wages for claiming both the Sick and Family Leave Credit and other COVID-19 relief programs like PPP and ERTC.

Where can employers find more information about navigating the interaction between Sick and Family Leave Credit, PPP, and ERTC?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provides guidance and resources to help employers understand the coordination of benefits when utilizing the Sick and Family Leave Credit alongside PPP and ERTC.

SBA Loan Application Process

SBA Loan Application Process

Considering that SBA Loans are guaranteed by the Small Business Administration, it seems slightly easier to qualify for the loan. However, this may not be totally true as you are still dealing with banks.

Most traditional financial lending institutions still insist on reviewing your credit history, financial statement, and possible collateral for you to qualify for an SBA loan.

A comprehensive business plan and proof that you are capable of servicing the loan will be required of you to qualify.

However, with a five-step process, you are sure of getting an SBA loan, stress-free thereby shunting the entire process traditional financial institutions will put you through. These processes include:

Step 1   Applying for prequalification: When you contact our loan officers, you will be expected to fill out our application form. The loan officer guides you through the entire process as they issue you an interest letter and may possibly visit the business site if necessary. Once the term of the loan has been agreed upon, the loan immediately goes into underwriting.

Step 2   Underwriting/Credit Approval: The information from the application process is carefully analyzed during the underwriting and is approved by the loan committee if the necessary requirements are met. The term of the approval is issued in a commitment letter.

Step 3   Packaging: Upon approval and the signing of the commitment letter, the loan is either packaged as an SBA 7(a) loan, SBA 504, or USDA B&I loan. A closing checklist will be provided to you, all third-party reports ordered and titles opened.

Step 4   Closing: The file is ready to be closed once the lender has gotten the approval from the SBA or USDA and has also received the third-party reports. A closing date of your convenience will be chosen.

Step 5   Servicing: Once you have received the loan, it is important you begin to service it regularly as agreed in the contract terms.

SBA Loan Requirements

SBA Loan Requirements

In order to qualify for SBA loan, certain documents will be required of you. They include:

  • A valid Driver’s License
  • Voided Business Check
  • Bank Statements
  • Business and Personal Tax Returns
  • Business Debt Schedule
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Sintia is a proud Houstonian who is earning her Bachelors of Psychology at the University of Houston Downtown. In the future, she hopes to become an Immigration Lawyer where she can live out her passion of helping individuals relocate for greater opportunities. Sintia joined Valiant Capital in April 2020 as the Support Specialist where she enjoys engaging and helping clients with all documentation needed to finalize their loan request.

In her free time, she volunteers at her church as a youth group leader where she enjoys making a positive impact in the youth community.

Sintia Carcamo

Support Specialist
Houston,TX
832.942.3187
support@valiant-capital.com

Ariana is a recent graduate of Texas A&M University where she received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology and minor in business. As the adidas Campus Agent, she crafted unique ways for students to interact with the brand and increase brand exposure by aligning national campaigns with a localized corporate agenda. Her passion for fitness led her to become a Certified Personal Trainer and work as a fitness coach for D1 Sports training while she completed her undergraduate degree. For Valiant Capital, Ariana works as the Marketing Specialist where she launches social media campaigns, creates marketing materials, and implements promotion strategies.

In her free time, she enjoys crossfit, wine tasting, and traveling.

Ariana Roy

Marketing Specialist
Houston, TX
281.964.7272
marketing@valiantcapital.com

Scott is currently pursuing his degree in economics with a minor in business from the University of Texas at Austin. Scott’s previous undergraduate internship with Ascendant Industries developed his passion for finance. He began working with Valiant to further his knowledge of financial/credit analysis. Scott enjoys helping clients in order to see their businesses thrive.

 

Apart from work, Scott is passionate about soccer, Houston sports teams, and being outdoors.

Scott Marker

Commercial Underwriter
Houston, TX
512.917.4608
scott@valiant-capital.com

Mario began his career in retail management working for a Fortune 500 company. Since 2009, he transitioned into entrepreneur-ship within the financial services industry. With over 11 years of business development as an entrepreneur, his primary goal is to add value to all his business relationships by connecting their financial needs to Valiant’s strong financial support network.

Most importantly he values his family of four children and his wife of 11 years.

Mario Cavazos

Partner
McAllen, TX
956.975.9750
mario@valiant-capital.com

Anthony brings a truly global perspective to the team. With a total of 20 years of experience in finance and real estate, Anthony has previously worked locally in Houston as an Investor Relations/Fund Manager. Internationally, Anthony lived and worked in London, England as a Tax Accountant for Professional Athletes and Property Developers. In George Town, Grand Cayman, he also served as a Foreign Payment Specialist.

Anthony attended BPP London University and holds both a bachelor’s degree as well as a master’s degree in accounting earned in the USA.

Anthony’s particular talent is financial analysis and projections. He has made significant contributions at Valiant by saving time and money through insightful projections and new business opportunities.

Anthony’s many achievements include being Employee of the Year twice at his previous place of employment, an award for London 2012 Olympic Volunteer, the Bank of America’s Employee Global Award, and various other employee awards for going above and beyond.

Anthony believes his very humble beginnings and his strong faith has molded him into the man he is today. Since the onset of his career, he has always been determined to make a difference for himself, his family, and his community. Anthony currently volunteers as Treasurer at his local church and served as the Men’s Ministry Leader as well.

Anthony enjoys fishing, gardening, and working on his cars. But most of all, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 3 children in Katy, TX.

His favorite hobby is to watch his daughter compete in college and amateur golf.

Anthony Morgan

Multi-Unit Director
Houston, TX
832.802.2277 ext.909
anthony@valiant-capital.com

Rick is a graduate of Texas A&M University, where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in engineering. After graduation, Rick launched his career in Houston by specializing in land development for over 10 years and worked on various projects such as subdivisions, retail centers, and apartment communities. Rick is a Licensed Professional Engineer with over 5 years of experience providing tax incentives for commercial properties and over 20 years of experience in the construction industry including land development, subsea construction, and certifying commercial buildings for energy efficiency across the nation. Not the “typical engineer”, Rick has the innate ability to bring people together and make connections.

During his spare time he enjoys spending time in his hometown of Austin with family and friends, being on the water, playing & watching sports, and volunteering with the Houston Rodeo.

Rick Alejo

Senior Partner
Houston, TX
281.788.6394
rick@valiant-capital.com

Jesus Cazares is a Houston native with over 25 years of experience in the finance industry. Throughout his experience with commercial real estate, cash-flow management, and financial analysis, his primary goal is help clients overcome challenges with managing their business growth and sustainability. With experience as a small business owner, Jesus understands the challenges with raising capital, he enjoys finding capital solutions that meet his clients needs. Outside of work Jesus enjoys spending time with his wife of 20 years and his three wonderful kids.

Jesus Cazares

Senior Partner
Houston, TX
832.452.5797
jesus@valiant-capital.com

Mr. Abney joined Valiant Capital in April 2020 as a Senior Partner, where he focuses on building relationships with various companies through sourcing, structuring, and executing capital raises and strategic advisory engagements. Prior to joining Valiant, Mr. Abney held various senior management positions over the past six years with a large, international oil field services company. Mr. Abney began his career as an Investment Banker in Canaccord Genuity & #39;s Energy practice that served all sectors of the oil and gas industry. Mr. Abney brings over ten years of industry and banking experience covering private and public equity, debt issuances, mergers and acquisitions, fairness opinions, and restructurings and workouts. During his career,Mr. Abney has been involved in over 35 strategic corporate transactions, including approximately $4.4 billion of various capital raises. Mr. Abney holds a Bachelor of BusinessAdministration degree in Finance from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX.

Ryan Abney

Senior Partner
Houston, TX
832.802.2277 ext. 908
ryan@valiant-capital.com

Loan Trinh, a native Houstonian, learned a strong work ethic at an early age. Her banking career consisted of working for Amegy Bank for 11 years in Wealth Management. Prior to Amegy she also worked for JP Morgan Chase Bank and Comerica Bank. In addition, she was a graduate of a competitive formal credit underwriting program. Her most recent role in Banking was Vice President and Private Banking Team Leader. Her role consisted of delivering Private Wealth Services and managing a portfolio in excess of $200 million dollars in loans and deposits. She’s passionate about business development, networking, and community involvement.

Loan earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a minor in accounting. She is currently licensed in real estate in Texas and Florida. She was an active member of the Houston community; She volunteered at non-profit organizations such as Ronald McDonald House, Junior Achievement, and Kipp Schools. She was a member of Commercial Real Estate Women in Houston and Asian Chamber of Commerce. She was the Chairwoman for the annual auction fundraiser at Cornerstone Academy and Co-Chair for CREW Golf Tourney fundraiser. Loan currently resides in Naples, Florida with her son.

During her free time, Loan enjoys outdoor activities, such as fishing, paddle boarding, and traveling.

Loan Trinh

Senior Partner
Naples, FL
239.877.0822
ltrinh@valiant-capital.com

Shawn began his career in the financial industry in 2007, specializing in merchant processing. As active President of Transglobal Payment Systems, since 2015, Shawn is results and community driven.Shawn joined Valiant Capital in 2017 and currently hold the position of Senior Partner with the firm.He enjoys building relationships with commercial clients in various market segments and specializes in CRE, hospitality, SBA, and Asset Based Lending. Shawn enjoys spending his time with his lovely new bride and daughter as well as, giving back to the community.

Shawn Bombaywala

Senior Partner
Houston, TX
832.802.2277 ext.901 shawn@valiant-capital.com

Eddie has over 15 years of Banking experience working at both BBVA and Bank of Texas. Throughout his time in the financial industry, he has held key positions as Portfolio Manager, Branch Manager. Licensed Financial Advisor, and Commercial Lender. This combined with his background as a Licensed Real Estate agent, perfectly positioned him to begin his journey with Valiant as a Managing Partner since 2018. He enjoys helping clients find the necessary financial support that best suits their needs to insure their success.

In his free time, he volunteers as a youth leader for his church and coaches Little League baseball for his son.

Eddie Guajardo

Managing Partner
Houston, TX
832.802.227 ext. 904
eddie@valiant-capital.com

As co-founder and Managing Director, Lou Gonzalez leads Valiant Capital and oversees all operations and corporate strategies. Prior to Valiant Capital, He started his banking career in 2002 and gained his experience with Bank One, JPMorgan Chase, BBVA USA, and Comerica Bank, with a dedicated focus in SME, Commercial and International Finance.

Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards for customer dedication, production, and leadership. Mr. Gonzalez holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Finance and has received the President’s Student Service Award by George W. Bush

His passions outside of work include, spending time with his wife and two kids, traveling abroad, snowboarding, and scuba diving.

Lou Gonzalez

Austin, TX
Managing Director
346.444.0440
lou@valiant-capital.com