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R&D TAX CREDIT

 

The R&D tax credit extends far beyond traditional laboratory experiments and applies to a wide range of common business activities. Companies qualify by developing or improving products, processes, or software, even if the work is evolutionary rather than revolutionary. Activities such as creating software, automating processes, or experimenting with new designs to overcome technical challenges often meet the IRS's four-part test for the R&D tax credit.

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Click on an industry below to learn how it qualifies:

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Car Factory
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