How to Claim the R&D Tax Credit as an S Corporation

Posted April 27, 2016

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As a company grows and considers changing legal structure, it should keep in mind that its legal structure can influence how it and its owners benefit from the R&D credit. For instance, credits generated by S corporations and pass through to partners and shareholders and can typically offset tax associated only with the activity that generated the credits.

To discover more about claiming the R&D Tax Credit as an S Corporation, watch our latest video tutorial on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BQbFOHLMiY

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