Who We Are
Corporate Strategies is engaged in private lending and commercial real estate acquisition & development. We provide asset-based fundings of $2,500,000 to $15,000,000 for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) whose loan applications or renewals are rejected by conventional banks.
When the passage of the 2020 CARES Act changed all business operations, we added a new critically needed focus by facilitating millions of dollars in PPP loans for our small business, church, and school clients. From there, it became a natural progression for us to focus on the added value of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) payroll tax refund program.
This once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunity that is available to our clients is fraught with IRS audit risk and demands careful attention to detail and IRS guidance.
We provide that. We have engaged a deeply experienced tax auditor to lead our team of tax attorneys, CPA’s and former IRS agents. Corporate Strategies’ clients can depend on meticulous, well-documented ERC substantiation records that will withstand the scrutiny of any future IRS audit.
The program deadline begins April 15, 2015 for 2020 claims, and 2021 claims end April 15, 2025. We will assist small businesses, churches and schools with their ERC funding eligibility on a contingency basis without charge.
What We Do
We are focused on Private Lending to SMBs and Investing in Commercial Real Estate. We provide nonbank funding sources for small to medium size businesses whose loan applications or renewals are rejected by conventional banks. Corporate Strategies team is comprised of experienced private banking professionals, former tax auditors, practicing tax lawyers/CPAs/ex IRS agents and dedicated staff.
Since 2020, our team members have become known as trusted experts in CARES Act funding requirements and IRS and Treasury requirements for ERC payroll tax refund qualification. We have chosen to focus our meticulous compliance efforts regarding the ERC payroll tax refund program to churches, schools, small businesses and recovery startup businesses. We believe our strict compliance with IRS and Treasury guidelines has led to the most positive outcome possible — not a single one of our clients has had their ERC payroll tax refund denied nor had an audit that resulted in any assessment of penalties or interest.
Employee Retention Credit Payroll Tax Refund Program
The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) payroll tax refund is a time-sensitive non-debt funding opportunity for recovery startup businesses, churches, schools and non-profits. Our average business client refund is $295,000, with churches averaging $245,000 and schools averaging $204,000.
Our experienced tax accountants and attorneys provide ERC qualification services to assure you the maximum legal tax refund. If you do not qualify for an ERC payroll tax refund, you pay us nothing.
Employers considering the ERC Payroll Tax Refund are encouraged to review IRS guidance and tools for helping determine ERC Eligibility, including frequently asked questions and a new question and answer guide to help businesses understand if they are actually eligible for the credit.
The ERC Payroll Tax Refund Program funding deadlines begin April 15, 2024 for 2020 tax refund claims and April 15, 2025 for 2021 tax refund claims.
If you have questions after checking the IRS Eligibility link above, Click the
Check My Eligibility button below to arrange an appointment with a Corporate Strategies professional for a no cost assessment of your eligibility for the ERC payroll tax refund. You will be contacted within 24 hours.
Determine If Your Business, Church, Religious Organization or School Qualifies.
Private Funding
Private funding non-bank alternative financing available:
- Employee Retention Credit (ERC) payroll tax refunds: business funding without the debt
- Asset-based loans from private lenders: family offices, hedge funds, non-bank lenders
- Sales leasebacks or refinancing of business-owned real estate and equipment
Investments
Investments we seek range from $2,500,000 to $15,000,000 and include:
- Land acquisitions suitable for commercial and residential real estate development
- Acquisition of commercial real estate notes and business assets from banks, non-bank commercial lenders, family offices, investors, and private investment funds
- Revenue-generating operating companies in select industries (excluding startups)
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