Episode 3: Doubling Down

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The R&D tax credit, one of the most generous corporate tax credits in America, incentivizes businesses to create jobs, invest in innovation, and grow the American economy. But hey, nothing’s perfect. In fact, many experts want to see the credit expand even more. A recent proposal by Congresswoman Walorski motions to double the R&D tax credit and to repeal the amortization laws, making the credit a quick return on investment. Sound interesting? There’s more! In this discussion, CrossBorder Solutions’ Director of R&D Tax Rahim Walji and David Eiselsberg, Senior Director of Tax Policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, dive deep into the proposal, explain exactly how companies can benefit, and why America needs more R&D tax credits now.
16 Dec 2020 English United States Business · Government

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