<ul><li>Tri-State Memorial Hospital in Washington state has sued the federal government seeking $11.5 million in allegedly unpaid Employee Retention Credits.</li><li>The hospital claimed that it was entitled to the credits due to business disruption during the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to a partial business suspension.</li><li>Tri-State alleged that despite filing timely retention credit claims with the IRS, it had not received the refunds even after 16 months from the date of filing.</li><li>The lawsuit is part of a series of cases alleging delayed Employee Retention Credits for businesses impacted by the pandemic, with concerns raised about improper claims and delays by the IRS in processing refunds.</li></ul>

Hospital seeks $11.5M in allegedly delayed COVID retention tax credits

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