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The Client

 

An industry leader in the contract manufacturing of precision metal fabricated parts for the medical, semiconductor and aerospace industries. They have operations in Illinois, Connecticut and North Carolina, with annual sales of $80 million and a workforce of over 250. Their activities included highly technical proprietary part designs, value-added parts engineering for customers’ designs, innovative manufacturing engineering and world-class tooling design.

 

The Opportunity

 

Although the client had historically deducted some R&D costs, they had not claimed any R&D tax credits.  RnD Consulting was asked by management to assist them in identifying activities and information from their many operations to capture a potential source of cash flow from R&D tax credits. Through a detailed analysis of the design and development of its new or modified products, research of alternative materials and the design of manufacturing processes, we successfully identified a significant number of activities and costs qualified for the R&D credit.

 

The Results

 

The client claimed their R&D credits and cash flow was enhanced by $1,100,000. Provided the R&D activities, costs and revenue continue at its present trend, the client should expect approximately $280,000 in annual federal tax savings in addition to annual state tax savings from state R&D credits.

Precision Metal Fabricated Parts Manufacturer

 

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The RnD Consulting Approach:
 

The RnD Consulting, Inc. research and development consultants, specializing in the application of federal and state research and development tax credit laws, identified qualifying activities and costs.  RnD engineering and tax consultants assisted the client in developing a credit methodology by providing the following services:

 

  • Gathered information reviewed from tax returns and financials.  Interviewed client personnel.  Participated in site visits. Identified areas where expenses potentially qualified for research and development tax credits.  Prepared detailed R&D activity questionnaires.

  • Identified qualifying R&D expenditures and fixed base percentage.  Projected expected R&D benefit for each year of the study.

  • Identified and documented R&D issues and activities, process of experimentation and nexus between activities, costs, project files and personnel.  Documented qualifying activity narrative and contemporaneous documentation.  Applied recent case law to maximize potential benefit.  Delivered file to client to support historical R&D credit methodology as well as template for future use.​

 

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