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WHEN a client ASKED ABOUT THEIR REFUND!

How do you answer your clients about their refund?

Assure your client we are doing all we can do!

Take a deep breath...count to ten, stay calm and say...

  • We are doing everything in our power.
  • We can't call the IRS, but you can, and I will provide you with the instructions.
  • Below are Instructions for Contacting the IRS Regarding Your ERC Claim (2020 & 2021 Quarters):


Clients may contact the IRS directly to inquire about their Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claim status. Below are the recommended steps:

Call the IRS: Use the dedicated line at 800-829-4933...Note: It's best to call early in the day for shorter wait times.   

Follow the prompts: Option 1, then Option 3...Once connected with a representative:


  • Clearly state that you are calling about the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) program.
  • Specify the exact quarters you're inquiring about: 2020: Q2, Q3, and Q4 - 2021: Q1, Q2, and Q3
  • Ask if all these quarters have been assigned to an IRS Agent
  • Provide the business information for verification:
  • Business name
  • Employer Identification Number (EIN)
  • Business address on file with the IRS
  • Establish your authority:
  • Introduce yourself and state your title
  • Inform the agent that you are legally authorized to bind the company and speak on its behalf
  • This confirms your authority and allows the agent to access and discuss the file
  • Request detailed status updates:
  • Ask the representative to review the status of each specific quarter where you have not yet received information.
  • If the agent mentions needing IRS Form 8821, clarify that as an officer/owner authorized to bind the company, Form 8821 is not required
  • Encourage a thorough review:
  • Politely request that the agent dig deeper into the file to provide all available updates.

                                 Remember, it is the IRS...expect long hold times...Be Nice Not Nasty...

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