
Discover how work not intuitively thought of as R&D...may qualify.
Even if you’re not in the business of experimenting, work you do could qualify for R&D tax credits. Process improvements, manufacturing engineering, and efficiency increases — could all be eligible.
That was the case for a manufacturer of automotive fixtures. Find out how they discovered the opportunity and the economic upside for their business in this case study.
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