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See How R&D Credits Can Benefit You
Step 1: Request Complimentary Analysis
Get a free initial consultation to discuss your business's ambitions. After the call, we will request some limited additional information to help us refine your estimated credit benefits. This step usually takes 1-2 hours of your time.
Step 2: Receive Proposed Scope of Work
After we evaluate the information gathered, we develop an estimated benefit and lay out the R&D study methodology that will best suit your business, along with the associated timeline and fees.
Step 3: Claim Your Credits
Once the full scope of work is agreed to, we request additional information and conduct interviews in order to determine the final amount of R&D costs under section 174 for the R&D credit. We create a detailed deliverable to support the results, including substantiation for the activities included as R&D.
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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.
