Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit
Section 41 of the Internal Revenue Code rewards U.S. businesses for the cost of qualified research activity. Each engagement begins with a no-cost feasibility review.
From there: technical narrative built, qualified expenditures identified (wages, supplies, contract research, computer leasing), time and cost allocated to qualifying activity, supporting documentation prepared, and a substantiation file built to withstand examination. Federal credits filed at the entity level. State credits pursued where they exist. Amended returns filed for years still open under the statute of limitations. Supported by TaxVantage.ai.
Designed ForSoftware, hardware, biotech, manufacturing, engineering, agriculture, food sciences, and any industry where qualified research activity is performed and inadequately captured. Contingency fee plus retainer. No out-of-pocket cost to the client.