Even if the IRS issued a denial under 105C, 106C, or 6612, Alliance Funding helps businesses turn denied Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims into immediate cash.
Thousands of businesses are receiving IRS ERC denial codes on their employee retention tax credit (ERTC) claims. A denial letter doesn’t erase your eligibility — and it doesn’t mean you’ve lost access to your ERC refund.
Alliance Funding offers a unique ERC buyout program, giving you the opportunity to convert your denied ERC into cash now.
IRS Reason: Insufficient documentation.
Your Opportunity: Even with a 105C denial, your ERC credit calculation may still qualify for a cash buyout offer.
IRS Reason: Claim determined ineligible.
Your Opportunity: Many businesses flagged under 106C still receive ERC program buyout offers from trusted funding partners.
IRS Reason: IRS backlog or processing error.
Your Opportunity: Often these denials are issued in error. Instead of waiting, Alliance helps turn your ERC refund status into fast cash.
A denial doesn’t mean your claim has no value. With codes 105C, 106C, or 6612, you may still qualify for a buyout of your ERC refund.
Yes. Even if the IRS ruled ineligible, Alliance can connect you with partners offering ERC claim buyouts.
No. With Alliance, you get cash upfront — no interest, no repayments.
Your employee retention credit refund is still valuable, even if the IRS sent a denial notice. Alliance Funding helps you unlock cash from ERC claims under codes 105C, 106C, and 6612.
