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Recent regulatory changes have created new opportunities for companies to benefit from research and development (R&D) tax credits at the federal, state, and international levels. Businesses across a wide range of industries can now access substantial tax savings—but many miss out by understating or under-documenting their claims.
R&D tax credit consultants at GTM help businesses unlock these permanent benefits to reduce tax liabilities, improve cash flow, and offset payroll taxes. In some states, credits can even be sold or transferred, providing additional capital to support business growth.
GTM Tax’s R&D tax credit consultants specialize in identifying and maximizing R&D tax credits, incentives, and deductions across federal, state, and international jurisdictions. Our team uses efficient, audit-ready methodologies to streamline interviews and documentation—ensuring compliance and enhancing your return on investment.
Whether you’re claiming R&D tax credits for the first time or seeking to improve existing claims, GTM provides the expertise and support you need to navigate complex regulations with confidence.
Often the upfront investments made by life sciences companies to create new drugs, chemical compounds, or medical devices are significant and can generate substantial opportunities to recoup costs in the form of R&D tax credits.
Manufacturing companies play a major role in developing and improving products and manufacturing processes to maximize efficiencies and reduce waste, often utilizing new technologies to stay competitive.
Many domestic and multinational companies face budget constraints and staffing challenges that limit their ability to manage R&D tax credit services in-house. Without dedicated expertise, it’s easy to overlook valuable tax savings and miss compliance requirements.
As one of the leading R&D tax credit companies, GTM Tax delivers flexible, cost-effective solutions without adding full-time overhead. Our R&D tax credit consultants work alongside your team to identify eligible activities, optimize claims, and ensure audit-ready documentation. Whether you operate locally or globally, we help reduce tax liabilities, recover refunds, control costs, and increase the financial return of your innovation efforts.
GTM’s R&D Tax Credit Calculator is a quick way to analyze your company’s data and identify opportunities to increase cash flow through R&D Tax Credits. Results will be returned to you via the email address you provided within a few minutes of your submission.
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GTM’s Service Provider ROI Calculator is a quick way to assess if the fees you’re currently paying to an outsourced provider for R&D Tax Credit services can be reduced by switching to GTM. Results will be returned to you via the email address you provided within a few minutes of your submission.
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