Are You Self Employed?

Get up to $32,220 back from the IRS


See How Much You Quailify For!

You're eligible if you missed work due to any of the following:

Quarantine

  • Federal, state, or local lockdown orders related to COVID-19
  • Quarantining or isolation order related to COVID-19


Vaccination

  • A COVID-19 vaccination appointment
  • Side effects due to vaccination


Childcare

  • Caring for your child whose school had closed or gone virtual
  • Caring for your child because your child care provider was unavailable due to COVID-19


Illness

  • Symptoms of COVID-19 or seeking a medical diagnosis
  • Sickness due to vaccination side effects
  • Caring for someone with COVID symptoms


If you're self employed, a 1099 contractor, a freelancer, or a small business owner and file a 1040 tax return with attached schedule C and your business was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and/or 2021, give us a call to see how much refund you could expect to receive from the IRS.

What is SETC?

The Self-Employed Tax Credit (“SETC”) was created by Congress in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to provide relief to sole proprietors, 1099 contractors, freelancers, single-member LLCs, gig workers, and other self-employed workers. This historic legislation recognized the financial blow dealt to self-employed Americans as a result of government ordered shutdowns, quarantine, illness, caregiving, or other income reducing events. Please note, your refund amount can be based upon your 2019 income if higher. The deadline to claim your year 2020 tax credit expires May 17, 2024.