No problem! The R&D tax credit can be carried back one (1) year and forward for a period of 20 years. This allows companies to either recover taxes paid in the prior year, or continue to carry the credit into future years to use as needed. If you have generated a qualified small business payroll tax offset, any excess credit is carried forward quarter to quarter, for a period of 20 years or until those credits are exhausted, whichever comes first.
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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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