Numerous software and technology development companies often overlook the possibility of qualifying for government tax incentive programs or mistakenly assume that such programs do not pertain to their particular organizations. Even those who possess knowledge of these programs often fail to fully capitalize on the tax credits they are entitled to receive.

For instance, many taxpayers erroneously believe that only specially trained engineers involved in designing innovative and groundbreaking patented products or processes are eligible for the R&D tax credit according to the U.S. tax code. While having patents can serve as substantial evidence for qualifying activities, it is not an obligatory requirement. Furthermore, other collaborative employees and expenses outside the realm of traditional engineering and development roles may also qualify for the R&D tax credit.

Listed below are various federal tax incentives that could potentially apply to your business, presenting opportunities for cost savings and potential refunds. If any of these credits appear relevant to your business, allow KC&A to assist you in claiming the credits you rightfully deserve.

Software development companies have the potential to qualify for R&D tax credits by engaging in eligible research activities. Here are some examples of activities that may be eligible for R&D tax credits:

Digital/Programmatic Marketing companies may qualify for R&D tax credits by engaging in eligible research activities. Some examples include:

IT and Telecommunication companies may qualify for R&D tax credits by engaging in eligible research activities. Some examples include:

Blockchain companies may qualify for R&D tax credits by engaging in eligible research activities. Some examples include:

Contact KC&A today for your free R&D tax credit assessment and evaluation