Business Recovery & Tax Incentives
Could the Work You're Already Doing Qualify for R&D Tax Credits?
If your business develops or improves products, software, processes, formulas, systems, or technical methods, some of that work may be worth reviewing for potential R&D Tax Credit eligibility.
Who May Want a Review
Businesses in These and Other Industries May Have Activities Worth Reviewing
- Manufacturers
- Software developers
- Engineering and architecture firms
- Construction companies
- Food and formulation businesses
- Companies improving technical processes
Businesses in these and other industries may have activities worth reviewing. Industry alone does not determine qualification.
What May Be Worth Reviewing
Your Innovation May Be Creating More Value Than You Realize
Product & Process Improvement
Ongoing work to improve products, formulas, or operational processes.
Software Development
Building or substantially improving internal or customer-facing software.
Engineering & Prototyping
Technical experimentation, design improvement, and prototyping work.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the R&D Tax Credit?
The R&D Tax Credit is a tax incentive tied to qualifying research and development activity. Many businesses assume it only applies to laboratories, but ordinary product, process, or software improvement work may sometimes qualify.
Does R&D only apply to laboratories or tech companies?
No. Manufacturers, software developers, engineering firms, construction companies, architects, and other businesses that improve products, processes, or technical methods may have activity worth reviewing.
What information may be needed?
A qualified specialist will let you know what documentation applies to your situation. Tribundant Marketing's initial intake collects only basic business information.
Who determines whether we qualify?
A qualified specialist determines eligibility, qualifying activities, documentation, and credit calculations. Tribundant Marketing identifies potential relevance and coordinates the introduction.
Does Tribundant prepare the tax filing?
No. Tribundant Marketing does not prepare tax filings or make tax determinations. The qualified specialist handles technical review, documentation, and filing treatment.
Can prior years be reviewed?
That depends on your specific facts and applicable rules, which the specialist will review with you.
See If Your Business May Qualify
Share a few details and we'll connect you with a qualified R&D Tax Credit specialist for review.
R&D Tax Credit eligibility depends on the specific facts and circumstances of the business and applicable tax rules. A qualified specialist should determine eligibility, qualifying activities, expenditures, documentation, and credit calculations.