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ERTC Can Bring Substantial Relief to Your Business, in Addition to PPP!

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In collaboration with the Healdsburg, Santa Rosa Metro and Petaluma Chambers, Summit State Bank sponsored a virtual presentation about the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) on April 8, 2021. Featured speakers, Donna Beels, CPA, MT of Beels Soper LLP and Krissy Noyes of Innovative Business Solutions, detailed what the refundable tax credit is and how employers qualify. The information is presented in detail in the 38-minute video link above and can be viewed at your leisure.

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