Any company that develops new or improved products, processes, or software—in some cases, whether profitable or...
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We help people think differently and collaboratively, execute efficiently and live better through a supportive,...
Will Congress Support U.S. Innovation by Reversing R&D Amortization in 2022?
Beginning in 2022, the federal research tax credit must be amortized. Some lawmakers are pushing back with bills to...
TaxOps Sponsors Colorado-Grassroots Work of FRCA
TaxOps is a proud Platinum sponsor of the Family Resource Center Association and Colorado’s 32 Family Resource...
Getting the Most Out of Section 382 Limitations
Any startup or existing corporation that has completed or is contemplating a round of funding or acquiring a loss...
Year-end 2020 relief package good for U.S. innovation
By Mark Dunning Certain expenses related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) are now deductible, the result of...
Congressional appeal to scrap 2022 “carrying cost” for R&D expenses
By Mark Dunning Without repeal, research and development in the U.S. will become more expensive beginning in 2022....
Research & Development Credit: Maximizing credits, legislative updates, and audit trends
Join TaxOps Minimization Managing Partner Mark Dunning as he takes a deep dive into research and...
FAQs: Getting Started with Research Credits
By TaxOps Minimization The federal government, and most states, provide lucrative economic incentives in the form of...
Funded Research: Follow the Money to R&D Credits
Vague contractual language puts lucrative R&D credits at risk. Find out how to protect your claims to federal...
Will American innovation come in a post-pandemic environment?
Research and development in the United States never fails to amaze, and neither will the innovation to come in...
Orphan Drug Credits: Encouraging Research in Rare Diseases
Researching a rare disease? Get tax credit for that with the federal Orphan Drug Credit. By Jamie Overberg The orphan...