Paid family & medical leave credit questionnaire

Twelve short questions to help us gauge whether your company may qualify for the Section 45S federal credit. Most people finish in about five minutes, and "Unsure" is always a fine answer.

1 Company profile

2 Leave policy

View non-interference guidance and sample language

If any employee covered by the paid leave policy is not protected by FMLA, the credit requires the written policy to include "non-interference" language and the employer to follow it. The IRS provides model wording (Notice 2018-71, Q&A-3):

"[Employer] will not interfere with, restrain, or deny the exercise of, or the attempt to exercise, any right provided under this policy. [Employer] will not discharge, or in any other manner discriminate against, any individual for opposing any practice prohibited by this policy."

The language can sit in the handbook or in a standalone leave policy, but it has to have been in place during the year being claimed.

3 Workforce & eligibility

4 Tax & records

Informational only — not tax advice. Eligibility and credit amounts are determined by the engaged tax credit practice from the employer's records.

Thank you. Your answers are on their way. We'll follow up within a week.