If your company is developing new products, refining processes,
building software, or solving technical challenges, you are performing R&D.
And that work generates valuable federal and state R&D tax credits.
The real question isn’t whether you innovate…
It’s whether you’re fully capturing the return on that innovation.
R&D rarely looks like lab coat research. It happens inside real businesses every day
If your work involves technical uncertainty, experimentation, iteration, or performance improvement, you’re likely performing qualified research activities.
Those wages routinely generate R&D credits
Prototype development and testing create qualified research expenses.
Process improvement and system development often generate significant credits.
The federal R&D Tax Credit provides a dollar-for-dollar reduction in tax liability based on qualified research expenses, including:
For many companies, the result is six-figure or seven-figure savings each year.
R&D rarely happens in a formal research lab.
It happens on:
Without a disciplined technical and financial review, companies routinely underclaim the credit or miss it entirely due to documentation concerns.
ABGi works directly with technical leaders, finance teams, and executives to uncover and document the full credit available.
Our team:
Every engagement is executed by experienced internal professionals and reviewed by in-house tax attorneys.
We never outsource our studies, and we never rely on AI to produce R&D work product. Every claim is prepared by experienced professionals delivering precise analysis aligned with regulatory standards.
The R&D Tax Credit is one of the most valuable permanent incentives available to innovative companies.
If your company is building, testing, refining, or improving technology, the opportunity is there.