Maximize Your Wealth in 2024:
The New Year's Resolution That Guarantees More Money in Your Pocket!

     Welcome to 2024, where we are all eager to make positive changes in our lives. While many resolutions fade away after a few weeks, there's one resolution that can truly transform your financial landscape and guarantee more money in your pocket....

Is Cost Segregation Right for you?

1. Will you owe Federal income taxes this year?
2. Have you purchased a commercial building valued at $300,000 or more within the last 10-years?
3. Have you recently constructed a commercial building or a residential rental property?
4. Have you made any extensive renovations, remodeling, restoration or expansion?
5. Have you completed leasehold improvements of $75,000 or more?
6. Are you planning on keeping your building next year?
7. Would additional cash flow help you and your company now?

     If you answered YES to any one of these, we will provide a NO COST assessment of your property(s) or leasehold and tell you IN ADVANCE the expected benefits and the significant Return on Investment... all before even a penny is spent!

What are R&D Tax Credits?

     Originally introduced in 1981, the R&D Tax Credit is a general business tax credit under Internal Revenue Code Section 41 for companies that incur research and development (R&D) costs in the United States.

     The research tax credit helps offset the wages and costs associated with ongoing research development and remains a valuable source of support to businesses that qualify, such as; life sciences, biotech, food science, bio-flavoring, breweries/distilleries, aerospace, industrial automation and controls, architectural firms, engineering design, structural/architectural materials, tool and die companies, software and web development.

     Let our team show you just how easy it is to start saving today!

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"The information contained this newsletter is meant for guidance purposes only and does not in any way constitute legal or tax advice. Readers should seek advice from their CPA or Accountant in relation to information contained in these articles."