What are Research tax credits?
Research tax credits are federal tax incentives under Section 41 that provide dollar-for-dollar reductions in tax liability for businesses investing in qualified research and development activities. These credits equal a percentage of eligible research expenditures, including wages paid to research personnel, supplies consumed in activities, and contracted expenses. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act allows coordination with immediate AI-driven R&D tax credits. However, Section 280C requires reducing R&D deductions by the exact amount of credits claimed to prevent double tax benefits on those same expenditures.
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