Research Credit Benefits

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Cedar Robinson and Bruce Warner

Warner Robinson focuses exclusively on tax benefits available to U.S. businesses to retain high tech and manufacturing jobs in the U.S. Our tax practice includes:

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Warner Robinson’s practice focuses on these core tax consulting services:

Research Credit and Section 199 Consulting

Research and Development Tax CreditThe Research Credit (R&D Tax Credit) and Section 199 Domestic Production Activities deduction are the two most significant domestic tax incentives available to U.S. businesses to retain high tech and manufacturing jobs in the U.S.

Both the Research Credit and the Section 199 deduction are permanent benefits, both for cash flow purposes through reduced tax payments and for financial reporting purposes through reduced income tax expense.

Warner Robinson brings deep expertise to help your business document and sustain Research Credits and Section 199 domestic production activity deductions. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist in securing you these tax benefits.

Cost Segregation Studies

Cost Segregation helps companies and individuals undertaking construction projects to reduce income and real estate taxes and generate increased cash flow. A Cost Segregation Study is a strategic analysis that identifies, categorizes and reclassifies property into shorter tax lives, accelerating depreciation deductions. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you identify substantial state and federal tax savings.

Audit Support and State Tax Credits

We also have years of experience in Audit Support, helping companies sustain the most benefits via best practices around documentation and audit strategy, as well as helping many companies with State Tax Credits. Contact us today to find out how we can help your business find and sustain important tax benefits.

News & Updates

What is considered “Funded” Research under the Research Credit Provisions (Section 41)
Friday, December 2, 2011

If an activity is “Funded” the taxpayer does not have financial risk and cannot claim the research credit for the project’s costs. However, if the payment is contingent upon successful completion of the work, then the taxpayer/contractor is at risk …


New Appeals Guidance – Research Credit Redesignated
Sunday, November 13, 2011

In an October 20, 2011 letter, the IRS has redesignated the research credit for purposes of Appeals settlements. Appeals cases involving the research credit still require informing the technical guidance coordinator for research credit and updating on progress of cases; …


North Dakota Research Expense Credit offers a chance to double your R&D Benefits
Sunday, November 13, 2011

For taxpayers with qualified R&D expenses in North Dakota, the State offers an excellent R&D credit that can be double the Federal benefit in many cases. The North Dakota R&D credit (known as the North Dakota research expense credit) is …


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