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Unlock Your R&D Tax Credits
Step 1: Discover Your Opportunity
Let's find out what you're owed—at no cost. In a brief, confidential consultation, we'll learn about your projects and goals. This allows us to identify your qualifying activities and calculate a reliable estimate of your potential tax savings.
Step 2: See the Full Picture
Using the information gathered, we’ll deliver a detailed Scope of Work that presents a clear strategy. It includes your refined credit benefit estimate, our precise methodology for the study, and a full breakdown of the project timeline and associated fees. No surprises, just a clear path forward.
Step 3: Secure Your Savings
We partner with your team to perform a thorough R&D study, documenting all qualifying activities and costs. The result is
an ironclad claim and a complete substantiation package designed for audit defense, allowing you to claim your credits with total confidence.
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Master Business Tax: Comprehensive Services for Growth
Forget tax stress and focus on growth. Partner with our CPAs and EAs for strategic business tax solutions. We minimize your tax burden, maximize deductions, and navigate complexities so you can thrive. Let's unlock your full financial potential together.
Ready to Estimate Your Savings?
Discover your potential savings with a free, no-obligation estimate. Our R&D questionnaire helps you determine how much your business could save.
Learn About Partnering With Our Team
The Corporate Transparency Act is in effect. You can get started today by signing up to be notified for updates or by partnering with our team to proactively review your clients' business structures and tax planning strategies.
FAQs
Unclear about our service? Dive into our FAQs for clarity and keep the questions coming.
For multi-entity LLCs, S-Corporations, partnerships, the filing deadline is March 15. For C-Corporations the filing deadline is April 15.
The best way to stay informed about tax law changes is to leverage your CPA or accountant’ bank of knowledge. If you don’t have a dedicated CPA or accountant to leverage, you can use your State’s government website or social media profiles to keep up to date with the latest changes.
The first step when you receive a audit letter is to stay calm, this is a common procedure by the IRS. Next you should reach out to a trusted professional for assistance. They will inform you of all the necessary documentation needed for the audit.
