Manufacturing
The alliantgroup Experience: R&D for the Manufacturing Industry with ProStar Manufacturing Inc.
Research and Development Tax Incentives for the Manufacturing Industry
If your company is in the manufacturing industry and you’ve recently introduced new or improved products or manufacturing lines there is a strong chance that you could benefit from an R&D Tax Credit study. Let alliantgroup’s manufacturing experts help you claim the credits that you deserve.
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Calculate Your R&D Tax Credit
In 2023 alone, alliantgroup delivered over $2.3 billion in credits and incentives to over 14,000 businesses. And we do not want to stop here without helping you. Let our experts research and provide information that you need to understand how this credit can genuinely benefit your business.
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Examples of Manufacturing Innovations Eligible for R&D Tax Incentives Include the Following:
- Innovating product development using computer aided design tools
- Developing second-generation or improved products
- Tooling and equipment fixture design and development
- Developing unique computer numerical control programs
- Designing innovative programmable logic controllers
- Designing innovative manufacturing equipment
- Prototyping and three-dimensional solid modeling
- Designing innovative cellular manufacturing processes
Production Process that may be Eligible for R&D Tax Incentives Include the Following:
- Designing and developing cost-effective and innovative operational processes
- Integrating new materials to improve product performance and manufacturing processes
- Determining tooling requirements and optimal placement of equipment
- Evaluating and determining the most efficient flow of material
- Designing and evaluating process alternatives
- Designing, constructing, and testing product prototypes
- Developing processes that would meet increasing regulatory requirements
- Reducing labor costs
- Performing alternative material testing
- Achieving compliance with changing emissions laws and regulations
- Streamlining manufacturing processes through automation
- Increasing manufacturing capabilities and production capacities
- Developing and implementing new or improved safety enhancements
- Developing new applications
- Improving product quality
- Implementing new production standards and quality assurance processes
- Improving yields
- Reducing manufacturing times
- Optimizing manufacturing processes
- Increasing operating and economic efficiencies
alliantgroup’s Manufacturing Specialization Team
In order to better serve manufactures, alliantgroup has developed an Industry Specialization Program that focuses on the qualification and quantification of R&D tax benefits for companies operating in the manufacturing industry. alliantgroup’s Manufacturing Industry Specialization Team employs several individuals who have educational backgrounds and practical experience within the disciplines of manufacturing engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and metallurgy. This group has qualified and quantified credits for firms ranging from small machine shops to large, multi-national, publicly traded companies.
Manufacturing R&D Tax Credit Whitepaper
Download our free Manufacturing R&D Tax Credit white paper to better understand recent regulatory changes and IRS requirements.
