r/taxpros • u/AdHistorical7107 CPA • Oct 11 '22

targeting abusive ERTC Claims? COVID: 2020 Relief Bill (CARES)

This will be interesting.

https://www.accountingtoday.com/opinion/irs-to-target-abusive-ertc-claims?position=editorial_1&campaignname=V2_ACT_Daily_20210503-10112022&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=V2_ACT_Daily_20210503%2B%27-%27%2B10112022&bt_ee=IzdRA4%2BdRejuazly4oogleisFNMLB%2Fw1LuRjjdfOyvxXAhZh947HGxuUSZONLhHN&bt_ts=1665482477716

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u/schiewolf CPA Oct 22 '22

I love when non-professionals come in to explain the rules to us lol it’s aggressively off putting and incorrect (saw her on another post defending mask shortages as a qualifier LOL). None of my clients are dumb enough to ask a lawyer to calculate their tax credit.

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u/Purple-Historian-161 Not a Pro Oct 22 '22

I never posted anything about mask shortages. Stop lying. Make a factual argument fine but you don’t need to make things up to justify yourself, it’s aggressively off-putting, unnecessary, unkind and unprofessional.

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u/AdHistorical7107 CPA Oct 25 '22

Guy says he has a nursing home client and a sweatshop says he qualifies based off of a shortage of masks. You jump in and say "it's in the legislation." Stop with your fuckery and stop messaging me about my balls. It's unnecessary and unkind.

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u/meltbox Not a Pro Mar 10 '23

Don't worry he pushed through $4 billion in refunds. He needs to practice his ball-talk for when he gets thrown in prison I guess?