We recommended a manufacturing client consider a research credit study to determine if federal credits could be taken on their tax return. Based on findings of the study, the company spent quite a bit on research and development activities and resulted in a $30,000 federal tax credit.
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July 12, 2016
Turned Research & Development Expenses into $30,000 in Federal Tax Credits
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