Unlock Hidden R&D Tax Credits
Turn Innovation Into Cash Flow — With the Nation’s Premier R&D Tax Experts
Our Mission Is Simple
To help you leverage State and Federal R&D Tax Credits—just as large corporations have done for years. We simplify the process so you can access the same powerful cash incentives designed to reward innovation and fuel business growth.You May Already Qualify—And Not Even Know It
One of the biggest reasons businesses miss out on R&D credits? Self-censorship. In fact, 19 out of 20 business owners wrongly assume they don’t qualify. But if your company is improving processes, developing custom solutions, or solving technical challenges, you likely do. The IRS definition of “R&D” is broader than most think — and we’re here to help you uncover what you’re owed.
We Recover Money for Businesses Across All Industries
From healthcare practices to manufacturers, tech startups to tradespeople — if you’re creating, improving, testing, or solving… you could be leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table every year. Here’s where we specialize:
Industries That Commonly Qualify:
Healthcare & Medical
- Dentistry
- Chiropractic
- Optometry
- Pharmaceuticals
- Medical Laboratories
Manufacturing & Industrial
- General Manufacturing
- Custom Fabrication
- Metalwork & Plastics
- Chemical Production
- Furniture & Wood Products
Construction & Skilled Trades
- General Contracting
- HVAC Services
- Plumbing & Electrical
- Roofing
- Specialty Trades
Architecture & Engineering
- Architectural Design
- Structural & Civil Engineering
- MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing)
- Green Building & LEED
Food, Beverage & Agriculture
- Food Processing
- Wineries & Breweries
- Sustainable Farming
- Agricultural Equipment Innovation
Technology & Software
- Custom Software & App Development
- Cybersecurity Solutions
- IT System Architecture
- Biotech & Life Sciences
Automotive & Technical Services
- Vehicle Repair & Customization
- Diagnostics & Electronics
- Industrial Equipment Maintenance
Energy & Utilities
- Solar & Renewable Energy
- Clean Energy Innovation
- Utility Infrastructure Improvements
Professional Services
- Research & Consulting Firms
- Laboratories
- Business & Operational Services
Why Choose Us?
Decades of Experience – $195+ Million Incentives Recovered
Average Client Recovery – $50,000–$250,000+
No Upfront Fees – We Only Get Paid if you have a claim
Streamlined Process – Easy, Compliant, and Highly Rewarding
Trusted by Thousands of Businesses Nationwide
Don’t Leave Money on the Table
Let’s turn your innovation into an asset.
Our team is here to make your R&D tax credit claim easy, compliant, and highly rewarding.
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Common Questions Answered
Not at all. U.S. companies have been benefiting from R&D tax credits for decades. Since the passage of the PATH Act in 2015, more small- to medium-sized businesses have begun to claim these credits. However, despite this increase, fewer than 5% of eligible companies actually apply for the R&D Tax Credit. For dental practices, the participation rate is even lower—only about 2% take advantage of the program, despite research showing that approximately 98% of these practices qualify.
Absolutely. Following recent legislative changes and tax reforms, the R&D Tax Credit remains one of the most valuable incentives offered by the U.S. government. It helps businesses stay competitive by reducing tax liabilities, thereby supporting continued growth and innovation.
The credit is designed to encourage U.S.-based companies to retain technical talent domestically while fostering innovation. This initiative supports both the competitiveness of individual companies within the domestic market and the global competitiveness of the U.S. economy—a beneficial outcome for all stakeholders.
The R&D Tax Credit is a highly specialized and complex area that many CPAs are not trained to handle. Although over $16 billion in federal tax credits are awarded annually, only a small portion is recovered, and CPA firms rarely lead these claims. The process requires significant expertise and time investment, often making it unfamiliar territory for most traditional accounting practices.
Yes. Businesses can claim the credit retroactively by filing an amended return within three years of the original filing date.
Qualified expenses typically include employee wages related to research activities, costs of materials used in research, and payments for contracted labor involved in qualifying research projects.