🚀 R&D Tax Credit Filers: Important Update from the IRS! The IRS has released a revised draft of Form 6765, also known as the Credit for Increasing Research Activities form. This update incorporates significant changes based on taxpayer feedback to simplify the process of claiming the research credit. 🔍 What's New? Simplified Section G: Now optional for certain filers, including "qualified small businesses" claiming the reduced payroll tax credit. Reduced Reporting Requirements: The number of reported business components has been reduced. Companies will now report 80% of their total qualified research expenditures (QREs) in descending order of amount, with a maximum of 50 business components. Clearer Instructions: The IRS promises additional clarification in the final instructions for terms like "officers," "controlled group reporting," and business component names. 💡 What This Means for You If your company conducts research activities, this revised form should streamline the process of claiming the credit. The reduced reporting burden, particularly for smaller businesses, is a significant improvement. However, keep in mind this is still a draft form. 📋 Next Steps Review the Draft Form: Familiarize yourself with the changes on the IRS website. Stay Updated on the Final Form: The final version, along with official instructions, is expected later this year. For 2024, completing Section G is optional to ease the transition. Consult with Finvisor : Research credits can be complex, and Finvisor can ensure you're claiming the credit accurately. Take advantage of these changes to get valuable tax relief and invest more in innovation! 🌟 For more information check out our latest blog post https://lnkd.in/eidZqDSh #RDTaxCredit #IRSUpdate #TaxRelief #Innovation #Finvisor
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We've received some great feedback on our R&D tax relief calculator during its BETA phase and it was interesting to see accountants and R&D consultants reaching out to 'put it through the wringer'. So far, it's been holding up well. However, I can't help but wonder ... is there still something we are missing? Does anyone else have a particularly complex R&D tax relief scenario they can think of to test our calculator? If you do, DM me and I'll send you a link to the calculator! #researchanddevelopment #corporationtax #accountant #randd #technology #randdtaxcredit #taxrelief #hmrc
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