Irs 5419-2026

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El documento detalla los nuevos créditos tributarios por COVID-19 para empleadores, incluyendo el Crédito de retención de empleados y créditos por licencia pagada. El Crédito de retención está diseñado para incentivar a los empleadores a mantener a sus empleados en nómina durante dificultades económicas, mientras que los créditos por licencia están disponibles para aquellos que pagan salarios calificados por enfermedad o cuidado familiar debido a COVID-19. Se especifican las condiciones de elegibilidad y los montos máximos de crédito.

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Irs 5419-2026

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