On Friday, June 10th from 1-1:50 PM, our Senior Manager, Tetyana Guguchkina, is speaking about R&D Tax Credit for the Cannabis industry at this year’s NECANN Illinois. Joining her are Robert VanDeVeire and Kyle Ernsberger from our Midwest office. NECANN Illinois is taking place from June 10th to June 11th at the McCormick Place Lakeside … Read More
Looking for CPE credit? We have several sessions available this month. Click the links below to register. If you have questions or need help registering, please email [email protected] Research & Development Tax Credit Overview CPE CREDIT: 1 hour DATE & TIME: Tues, April 5th at 12PM – 1PM Pacific This webinar will cover the fundamentals … Read More
On January 21, 2022, Hawaii State Senator Jarrett Keohokalole introduced Senate Bill (SB) 2599, revising the certification requirements and increasing the annual aggregate cap for the State of Hawaii’s tax credit for research activities (“Hawaii R&D tax credit”). The proposed Section 235-110.91 revisions would first and foremost triple the aggregate cap of research credits available … Read More
What software development activities and expenditures can be included in an R&D Tax Credit claim for software projects? Companies performing qualified research in creating or improving their software may qualify for federal and state R&D tax credits for the software development activities they are already conducting. These credits are a dollar-for-dollar reduction in federal and … Read More
Major PATH Act2 changes to the R&D Tax Credit for the years beginning after December 31, 2015: The federal R&D Tax Credit has provided taxpayers conducting qualified research a significant tax benefit since it was first signed into law by President Reagan in 1981. Although billions of dollars worth of R&D credits were claimed each … Read More
Throughout the years, software has found itself into every facet of our lives. From smart phones to smart televisions; many homes are now finding themselves labeled as smart. As the software industry has grown, so too has its piece of the pie as it relates to the Section 41 credit for increasing research activities (the … Read More