Whether your tax accountant is a CPA or EA, he or she most likely only prepares your Federal and State Income Tax Returns.
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However, ERTC credits are claimed against Employment Taxes on Form 941, and cash advanced through Form 7200.
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The complexity of the ERTC program is a beast unto itself and every tax accountant we’ve talked to has said they focus on staying up-to-date on the ever-evolving income tax code, and they can’t now become experts in the ERTC program as well.
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If your tax accountant is comfortable determining your eligibility by quarter and year, computing your credits, and preparing contemporaneous documentation to support an IRS audit, then you should certainly let them handle all of this.
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If you want a second set of eyes on this, we’re happy to take a look.