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Skip to content THE GREATEST TAX BREAK FOR YOUR BUSINESS YOUR CPA NEVER TOLD YOU ABOUT You're allowed to recover tax credits in cash, for up to three previous tax years on federal tax returns, and four previous tax years for state tax returns. Bonus—the IRS pays you interest on the amount of your refund. Per the IRS official website, www.IRS.gov, tax credits are subtracted from the amount of taxes you owe, either personal or corporate taxes. For example, if you owe $100,000 in taxes but have $50,000 in tax credits, you owe $50,000 in actual taxes due, whether you owe federal or state income taxes. Here some history for you. Research and development tax credits (R&D) originated under President Ronald Reagan in 1981 as an incentive to boost US manufacturing and technology. These credits reward companies who innovate, expand their business and develop or improve existing products or services. For the first few years, these credits were only offered on a temporary basis, usually for a three to five year period. Finally in 2017 President Donald Trump signed a tax bill making R&D credits a permanent part of the tax code. Most people have forgotten in the early months of the Trump administration Trump got Carrier air conditioning company $71 million for keeping their manufacturing plant in Indiana. ($35,000.00 per employee). This money was solely from research and development tax credits from the IRS and the state of Indiana. You may recall that vice President Mike Pence was the former governor of Indiana. In the last full reported tax year (2018) 91 US based corporations each year earned over $1 billion and paid ZERO in US federal income taxes, mainly to their smart usage of R&D tax credits to completely offset their federal income tax liability. Amazon, Fed-Ex, GE, IBM, Netflix, Starbucks and dozens of other major corporations are among this group. Now, if you are like most people, you are probably thinking sure, there is a different set of rules for the big guys. After all, they can afford to buy up the talents of 100's of CPA's and tax attorneys to reduce their taxes. After all, GE recently sold their group of 1200+ tax attorneys to PWC, the major international accounting firm. AU CONTRAIRE, MON AMI!!! Now, you the business owner can get your rightful revenge against the IRS, just like the billionaire big boys. According to a Wall Street Journal survey of eligible small and mid-size business, 92% of them did NOT even apply to receive the R&D credits that they were legally entitled to, thus overpaying their income taxes substantially. If you were legally entitled to a cash refund for your company, wouldn't you want to know about it? I sure as heck would want to know if it were my company. IF THIS PROGRAM IS SO GREAT, WHY DOESN'T MY OWN CPA DO THIS RECOVERY FOR ME? Great question, we are go glad that you asked that. * R&D credits are highly complex to prove and make certain that you qualify to receive them. * Your own CPA most likely does not have the extensive background and expertise to not only find all the credits that you are legally entitled to, but to stand behind all of his findings in an IRS audit. I have never met a CPA in my over 30 years in business who was willing to take a tax position unless he highly confident he would prevail against the IRS. * Your CPA would have to spend weeks or months learning how and what qualify for these tax credits, none of this time being billable by you. In other words, he would have to charge at least five to 10 times your annual accounting bill with no guarantee of success. * The highly specialized software costs between $20,000—$30,000 annually. So, do you really need any additional reasons why your own CPA doesn't help you with these research and development credits? Let me give you an example to bring this to light. Just imagine that your child or grandchild was suffering from massive brain seizures. Would you just keep on giving the child Advil or would you seek out a world class pediatric neurosurgeon with years of experience in treating brain seizures successfully? The answer is painfully obvious. Our offer to you is simply this. We invite you to have a casual 19—minute phone conversation with us to better understand your business thoroughly. At the end of our call, we will give you our unvarnished expert opinion whether you will qualify or not for research and development tax credits for your company. Then it will be entirely up to you whether or not you wish to proceed. The choice is entirely up to you. No sales pitch or hard sell. Keep your checkbook and wallet locked up. We will not ask you for any money initially. Because we have been highly selective about who we have contacted with this letter, we are highly confident that we will be able to recover your hard-earned cash back for you. After our initial phone call, we will offer you two choices, you do nothing further with us and we part as two friends or we help gather the appropriate documents to submit to our highly specialized tax credit experts to figure out exactly how much cash we can recover for you. It's really that simple afterall. Warmly, Tony Schuman P.S. All we are offering is a confidential, discreet 19-minute casual call between friends. Not every company will qualify for these credits, but many do. The Wall Street Journal survey found 92% of eligible businesses never even applied for these credits. Wouldn't you like to know how much you are qualified to get back? P.P.S. To set up your free no-obligation call, just call me now 469-714-7788. Just in case you find that your company doesn't qualify, I'll send a $100 check to your favorite local IRS approved charity. How can I be any fairer than that? P.P.P.S. We have successfully recovered over $700 million NET for our clients in credits. Don't use amateurs instead of professionals. The IRS has announced starting next year they will audit 80-85% of small businesses who claimed these credits. Will the firm you choose be able to prove their work to the IRS? So, do you really need any additional reasons why your own CPA doesn't help you with these research and development credits? Let me give you an example to bring this to light. Just imagine that your child or grandchild was suffering from massive brain seizures. Would you just keep on giving the child Advil or would you seek out a world class pediatric neurosurgeon with years of experience in treating brain seizures successfully? The answer is painfully obvious. Our offer to you is simply this. We invite you to have a casual 19—minute phone conversation with us to better understand your business thoroughly. At the end of our call, we will give you our unvarnished expert opinion whether you will qualify or not for research and development tax credits for your company. Then it will be entirely up to you whether or not you wish to proceed. The choice is entirely up to you. No sales pitch or hard sell. Keep your checkbook and wallet locked up. We will not ask you for any money initially. Because we have been highly selective about who we have contacted with this letter, we are highly confident that we will be able to recover your hard-earned cash back for you. After our initial phone call, we will offer you two choices, you do nothing further with us and we part as two friends or we help gather the appropriate documents to submit to our highly specialized tax credit experts to figure out exactly how much cash we can recover for you. It's really that simple afterall. Warmly, Tony Schuman P.S. All we are offering is a confidential, discreet 19-minute casual call between friends. Not every company will qualify for these credits, but many do. The Wall Street Journal survey found 92% of eligible businesses never even applied for these credits. Wouldn't you like to know how much you are qualified to get back? P.P.S. To set up your free no-obligation call, just call me now 469-714-7788. Just in case you find that your company doesn't qualify, I'll send a $100 check to your favorite local IRS approved charity. How can I be any fairer than that? P.P.P.S. We have successfully recovered over $700 million NET for our clients in credits. Don't use amateurs instead of professionals. The IRS has announced starting next year they will audit 80-85% of small businesses who claimed these credits. Will the firm you choose be able to prove their work to the IRS? DISCOVER HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON TAXES WITH A FREE BUSINESS ANALYSIS "*" indicates required fields Email* Name* First Last Company Name* Phone* Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. ANTHONY SCHUMAN (469) 714-7788 TONYSCFA@ACNINC.NET Designed by PostcardMania Corporate Financial Advisors Notifications