The amount of the credit varies based on a variety of factors including amount of qualified expenses, historic R&D spend, and calculation method. There is no maximum limit or minimum amount of expenses that would affect qualification. There is a limit however, to the small business payroll tax offset which is $250,000 per year. If you are applying for a payroll tax offset and exceed the $250,000 annual credit limit then the remaining credits will just get applied to your regular tax liability.
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- My start-up is not profitable, do I still qualify for the R&D credit?
- How is the credit computed?
- How much money can I get back from the IRS?
- What happens if I can't utilize all my R&D tax credits?
- What type of deliverable will I receive?
- I don't have any employees, can I still claim the credit?
- Why hasn't my CPA told me about the R&D credit?
- How soon can I get my money after I claim the credit?
- What happens if I get audited?
- I took the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) does that matter?
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