Your R&D Tax Credit Experts

Hi! I'm Gwen, and I have a passion for helping companies get money back in their pockets. Growing up, my mom owned a manufacturing company, and until I joined Clarus R+D, she didn't know what the R&D tax credit was or how it could impact her business. For decades, her company had funneled so much money into their R&D spend and had no idea that they could get rewarded for just doing their jobs. So now, I focus on helping those in the tech, medical tech, and manufacturing spaces, as well as SMBs and women-owned businesses claim and maximize their R&D tax credits. Schedule a call with our team to confirm your eligibility and find out how accessible the R&D tax credit can truly be!

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Get the credit you deserve.

Innovators across a variety of industries can qualify for the R&D tax credit. Whether you're improving or designing a product or process, you can claim up to 7-10% of your qualified research expenses.

Agricultre

Architecture

BioTech

Construction

Dentistry

Engineering

Food & Beverage

Investment Management & FinTech

Manufacturing

Medical Devices

Pharmaceutical

Software Development

Startup

Growth Businesses

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Startups can claim $250k per year

Startups have a unique advantage when it comes to the R&D tax credit. Young companies with less than $5 million in gross receipts can use the R&D tax credit to offset payroll taxes up to $250,000 per year.

What can the R&D tax credit do for startups?

Reduce your payroll taxes

Use to offset your payroll taxes up to $250,000 per year.

Use as non-dilutive capital

Re-invest in your early-stage business and focus on the work that matters.

Carry your credit forward

Get credit for work you’ve already done and carry it forward quarter to quarter.

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Helping growth businesses grow

You've outgrown the payroll offset and can now monetize the R&D tax credit against income tax. Get credit for all the work you’re doing to drive the world forward while increasing your bottom line.