IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar: R&D Tax Credits
The IRS’ definition of R&D and industry’s definition of R&D differ. A large majority of R&D performed in the US is done in the private sector, rather than done by universities and the work that qualifies for R&D Tax Credits is much broader (and more lucrative) than you would think. The program that pays for this R&D work is the Research Tax Credit, which is administered by the IRS. This presentation, R&D Tax Credits for Engineers and Scientists, is a high level basic primer that will teach you what type of R&D work that you already do qualifies for the credit and the general steps required to present your work successfully to the IRS.
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- Date: 26 Jun 2024
- Time: 06:00 PM UTC to 07:00 PM UTC
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- Kayla Henneberry, IEEE-USA
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Speakers
Richard Bernstein
Biography:
Richard Bernstein, former IRS Engineer, holds a BSEE and an MBA in Public Accounting from Rutgers Business School. He spent half his career as a software developer and a field application engineer (FAE) in Telephony/Instrumentation, and the other half as an IRS R&D Engineer. His specialty is in auditing the software R&D Tax Credits of the largest high tech, pharma, media, and financial companies in the US.
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