Stay informed about TAX PROJECTS GROUP and the latest tax credit news by reading our press releases and featured articles. Today, Tax Projects Group (TPG) and Prism eSolutions (Prism) announced that the
companies have signed a definitive partnership agreement. As a part of this agreement,
TPG has integrated it’s best in class, specialized tax services with equationASP®,
Prism’s industry leading, web based management technology.
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By George Elias and Michael Krajcer
With the two-year extension, AIRC enhancement, and a new simplified method, the research credit offers a more attractive opportunity for financial institutions than ever before..... read more (PDF - 862 kb)
By Tax Projects Group
Significant cash refunds and future tax savings are available through the Research and Development Tax Credit. In an effort to increase domestic R&D spending, and thus stimulate the jobs marketplace, final IRS regulations have been issued which have opened the door for many more companies to qualify for the R&D credit through their development activities. These activities include not only.... read more (PDF - 120 kb)
Tax Projects Group, LLP (“TPG”) announced today the significant impact of the federal Research & Development Tax Credit extension signed into law by President Bush. (PDF - 19 kb) Tax Projects Group, LLP (“TPG”) announced today an exclusive alliance with the Arizona Association of Industries (“AAI”) to provide Research and Development Tax Credit Study Services to their members. This alliance allows member companies have a dedicated resource to maximize the benefits of the federal and Arizona state R&D Tax Credit. (PDF - 53 kb)
By Greg Elias
Since 1981, a research and development (R&D) credit has been part of the U.S. tax particularly small and mid-sized ones -- have failed to take advantage of it.(PDF - 28 kb) Research Tax Credit Available for Internal Use Software Development. Significant opportunities under the R&D regulations exist to secure tax credits for software development. The definition and qualifying criteria of internal use software (IUS) is not yet formally published as the IRS definition of IUS contains subjective terms and includes additional test beyond Congress intent, resulting in ambiguous and conflicting guidance. (PDF - 53 kb)
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