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Find Out How Much Your R&D Work Is Worth.
It Takes 15 Minutes.
Most technology integrators qualify for the R&D tax credit and never claim it. Fill out the form and we will review your activities and give you a clear answer, at no cost.
Claim Your R&D Credit
Real Credits. Real Companies.
$1.1M+
One client result
$245K
Avg. 3-year lookback
4-8 wks
Avg. turnaround
$0
Cost to qualify
Do You Design, Build, or Improve Technology?
HOW IT WORKS
Three Steps to Your Credit
Free Qualification Review
We review your activities and confirm you qualify. 15 minutes, no cost, no obligation.
We Handle the Study
Our CPA-credentialed team documents your qualifying activities and calculates your credit.
You Receive Your Credit
Credits applied to your tax liability within 4 to 8 weeks. Lookback up to 3 prior years.
CLIENT RESULTS
What Other Companies Have Recovered
SMART HOME AUTOMATION
$275,603
Argenta Solutions
3-year lookback · 15 employeess surveyed · $3,720/employee/yr
A/V INTEGRATION
$300,000+
Utah A/V Company
Hands-on technical problem-solving qualified as R&D
SAAS · B2B PLATFORM
$1,100,000+
Graphite Connect
50-100 employees · Credit grew 50% from 2021-2023
"We had no idea we qualified. The process was straightforward and the team handled everything. We recovered credits going back three years."
- Technology Integrator, Utah
Common Questions
Qualified expenses primarily include W-2 wages for employees performing or directly supporting qualified research activities, certain contractor costs (subject to limitations), and supplies used in the experimentation process.
The credit is calculated based on qualified research expenses (QREs) using IRS-approved methodologies. The calculation is supported by wage allocation analysis, project documentation, and financial reconciliation.
Qualified activities generally include design iteration, prototyping, testing, process improvement, software development, and engineering problem-solving. The work must involve technical uncertainty and a process of experimentation aimed at developing or improving a product, process, software, or technique.
Yes. Depending on the taxpayer's situation, credits may be used to offset payroll taxes or carried forward to future tax years.
When properly prepared, the R&D credit is one of the most well-established and defensible credits in the tax code. Clear documentation and disciplined application of the four-part test significantly reduce audit risk.