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The R&D Tax Credit in the Food & Beverage Sector

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R&D Tax Credits: 80% of eligible companies do not claim them! Every year, companies waste thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars due to simple misunderstandings about the Research and Development (R&D) tax credit. Amendment claims can go back three years and in most cases generate substantial refunds for past R&D activities.

Date and Time: Thursday, October 2, 2030 at 1:00 PM CT | Duration: 60 Minutes

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Title: The R&D Tax Credit in the Food & Beverage Sector

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Cost: FREE

Learning objectives include:

An overview of R&D Tax Credits
Identifying Qualifying Research Activities
Defining the 4-Part Test
How to substantiate activities through documentation
Identifying Qualifying Research Expenses

Knowledge Level: Basic*
Date: Thursday, October 2, 2030
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Central Time

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Six-Eye Review	A mandatory internal review of every claim by a qualified engineer, a scientist, and a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) or an Enrolled Agent.	Ensures the claim is technically valid, financially accurate, and compliant with tax law, maximizing its defensibility.
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Small businesses in the Food and Beverage sector can significantly benefit from the R&D tax credit by offsetting costs associated with developing new recipes, improving production processes, or enhancing food safety. For startups with low or no income tax liability, the R&D tax credit payroll tax offset is particularly beneficial: it allows eligible companies to claim up to $500,000 annually against their payroll taxes. This can free up critical cash flow, allowing for further innovation, hiring, or expansion of operations, ultimately making it easier for small businesses in the food and beverage sector to grow and remain competitive.

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Bryan Beef, a U.S. processed meat manufacturer, successfully obtained over $140,000 in federal R&D tax credits by reinventing its production process to produce certified organic beef. Although previously convinced that its activities did not qualify for such credits, Bryan Beef discovered its eligibility after a meeting with a specialist who identified numerous qualifying R&D activities within its daily operations. Such activities included the development of new product formulations and packaging, modification of production processes, automation of functions, implementation of continuous improvement projects, and redesign of machinery layout. To substantiate its claim, Bryan Beef maintained comprehensive documentation, such as project logs, design drawings, test results, and tax invoices, ensuring it was “audit-ready” in the event of potential checks.