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have done that.... I have been all over the web and throughout irs.gov... before I listed my questions here.
I have found contradictory definitions as to what is a qualifiying business.
Generally, saying if there was a government mandate shuting down or limiting commerce.... then a company qualifies. I have seen "essential businesses" do not qualify, but have also seen on IRS website and example using a grocery store, an essential business, for calculating qualified wages.
My client is a Vet office. Her revenues fell 10-15%. She did adjust all her proceedures to continue operating: no owners were allowed into the building (pets were collected by a vet tech from the vehicle), currently, only one owner allowed in the waiting room at a time, but still not allowed into the exam rooms. Does she qualify because of this?
No amount of additional googling is giving me this answer. I probably will have to do what I dred most -- calling the IRS.