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In the last few months, the outcome of expired energy tax provisions has remained unknown. Congress has resumed its session after the August recess and there is still a possibility of tax legislation before the end of the year. There are many items that have been observed by the House of Representatives and the Senate and are likely to be

Oct 1 is the deadline for the new fiscal year, which means some changes may be coming for tax incentives that are expiring or expired. This year is crucial due to the potential need to raise or suspend the spending caps. These caps affect our national debt to avoid detrimental cuts looming over the defense and nondefense programs. This deadline

The R&D tax credit is one of the most substantial tax incentives that businesses can take advantage of. For wineries, the potential savings could be significant. However, many are unaware that they even qualify or are not taking full advantage of the credit. National Tax Group can help wineries that fail to realize their maximum benefits understand which activities they

Knowing what to look for can open up more avenues to savings. R&D tax incentives are a significant missed opportunity for companies to increase savings and profits. However, proper documentation is required to gain the benefits of this credit fully. Here are three commonly incorrectly recorded areas to pay close attention to. Claiming Employee Time as an R&D Expense In

In 1981, the federal government initiated the Research and Experimentation tax credit in an effort to create jobs and innovation in the U.S. The R&D tax credits were intended to be a temporary incentive to boost the economy. However, the program has been extended by Congress more than a dozen times until it was made permanent by the Protecting Americans

The outcome of expired energy tax provisions has remained unknown in the last few months. Earlier this month, it was announced that Grassey released the first set of reports for the examination of the tax extenders. Within this report was one of the most popular incentives, 179D. If this extender were to be made permanent, it would benefit a broad