Partner in Charge - Wendell Peters, CPA
Henry & Horne's R&D Tax Services Group can help you leverage the value of the R&D tax credit opportunities to enhance your tax efficiency and cash flow, while reducing the potential audit risks. Our tax credit specialists focus on the value that applying the credit can provide for clients, and assist in implementing structures to efficiently track expenses for future credits. They bring skills and expertise acquired from national firms at competitive rates that our clients appreciate.
Our R&D Tax Credit Study considers the entire picture of the tax credit from identifying qualifying expenses through in-depth interview techniques to drafting technical memoranda that substantiate the application to audit defense measures needed to prepare the client should they be selected. The Study is comprised of three phases, meant to ease the impact on the clients time while providing a carefully thought out plan that keeps the client involved in the overall progress. Further, we have developed a unique quality control process through the use of R&D tax credit specialists who have prior experience from national firms-albeit at competitive rates that our clients appreciate.
The Value of R&D Credits
Research tax credits can provide substantial tax and cash-flow advantages. The value could be a reduction in your current tax year liability and effective tax rate once it is determined that current year benefits can be realized. Our tax professionals work to find this value first at no cost to you. More importantly, the credits apply not only to traditional research oriented firms - such as high technology, and pharmaceuticals - but to many businesses across a broad spectrum of services.
Research tax credits can provide substantial tax and cash-flow advantages. The value could be a reduction in your current tax year liability and effective tax rate once it is determined that current year benefits can be realized. Our tax professionals work to find this value first at no cost to you. More importantly, the credits apply not only to traditional research oriented firms - such as high technology, and pharmaceuticals - but to many businesses across a broad spectrum of services.