Activities that can qualify
- Development or improvement of products or processes
- Hiring a high level of new employees annually
- Equipment fixtures and tooling design
- Optimize operations with newer, more efficient systems or processes
- Lean manufacturing or green initiatives development
- Alternate technologies and materials integration
- Training for employee skill development
- Modeling, evaluating, and testing samples, prototypes, and process alternatives
How much businesses can save
Processing Equipment
Manufacturing
$12M/yr
Avg Annual Revenue
$2,280,500
Total Fed/State R&D Credits
Plastic Injection
Molding
$22M/yr
Avg Annual Revenue
$300,000
Total Fed/State R&D Credits
Metal Finishing
& Plating
$28M/yr
Avg Annual Revenue
$206,000
Total Fed/State R&D Credits
How CTI makes tax incentives easy
The Challenge
Supporting Documentation
Our Solution
Expert Study Analysis
Types of incentives
Employment Incentives
In recognition of the jobs and training that employers like you provide, governments offer employment incentives to help you offset payroll taxes, pay for employee training, and tap into new talent pools.
R&D Incentives
Research and development incentives reward businesses of all industries and sizes for technical approaches to problem-solving, thus promoting innovation and improvement for companies and the economy.
Cost Segregation
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Discretionary Incentives
Take advantage of your business location with discretionary incentives that go beyond standard incentive opportunities. Know where to look and how to negotiate in order to reap your full financial potential.

CTI identified almost $2 million in R&D tax credits over three years. We’ve built a rapport and consistent methodology with CTI that makes for an efficient study process and credit amounts beyond our expectations.