The engineering sector is constantly pioneering innovation by overcoming new challenges and driving solutions every day. Engineering projects organically conduct Research & Development (R&D) during almost every part of the project, including new design conceptualization, building prototypes, building or improving processes to improve efficiency, and ongoing risk analysis.
Projects that implement technologies like computer modeling, simulation, and software development can be “qualified” R&D activities. Now that the Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit has been made permanent, engineering firms have an opportunity to take advantage of this tax incentive, which offsets a company’s payroll and/or income tax liability on a dollar-for-dollar basis.
US engineering firms could potentially be missing out on hundreds and thousands of R&D funding each year, because they are unaware that they could qualify for significant tax savings through the Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit.
Leyton’s dedicated engineering team is comprised of highly experienced engineers, scientists, tax accountants, and attorneys, all of whom are motivated to help engineering firms benefit from the R&D Tax Credit for future innovation investment.
US engineering firms could potentially be missing out on hundreds and thousands of R&D funding each year, because they are unaware that they could qualify for significant tax savings through the Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit.
Leyton’s dedicated engineering team is comprised of highly experienced engineers, scientists, tax accountants, and attorneys, all of whom are motivated to help engineering firms benefit from the R&D Tax Credit for future innovation investment.
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