In the past two decades, a multitude of providers have popped up in the R&D Credit space. These “pop-ups” try to cover up shortcuts and inexperience with AI and slick marketing, putting taxpayers at risk and casting shade on the complex incentives industry as a whole.
The Senate’s failure to pass a $78 billion bill that included tax breaks for businesses and low-income families could have dire effects for small business research and development, Accounting Today reported.
Recently, major questions have been asked about pop-up shops claiming to do taxes with artificial intelligence (AI). Some are even saying they can perform studies for complex incentives such as the Research and Development (R&D) credit. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has this to say flatly…
The Senate’s failure to approve a measure passed earlier this year by the House has delayed, for now, a solution to the quandary faced by many small and midsized companies that are severely hampered by the absence of the ability to currently deduct research & development expenses.
The agricultural industry is no stranger to innovation. From advanced machinery to sustainable farming practices, farmers and business owners continually seek ways to improve efficiency and productivity.
It’s been nearly a decade since Mike Johanns retired from politics. That doesn’t mean he’s detached from policy. The former Secretary of Agriculture says his life’s love and passion has always been for agriculture.
In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, businesses are constantly seeking competitive advantages, and generative AI has emerged as a catalyst for innovation, efficiency and market leadership.
Taxes represent a large sunk cost for boiler manufacturers, but the R&D tax credit offers savings. Boilers are indispensable to much of the American economy, ranging in application from electricity generation to food processing…
What can you expect to learn from this episode? Farm Bill Dynamics: Insights into political debates and budget priorities affecting agriculture.
Congress is taking its time on reversing delayed tax deductions for innovation.