research and development tax credit
A research and development (R&D) tax credit is a government incentive that provides financial benefits to businesses engaged in qualified research activities. It is a tax deduction or a tax offset that allows companies to reduce their tax liability or receive a refund based on the amount spent on research and development activities. This credit encourages and promotes innovation by offsetting some of the costs associated with R&D efforts, further stimulating advancements in various industries.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (1)
Similar Concepts
- corporate research and development
- funding for environmental research and development
- grant funding for research and development
- grants for research and development
- medical research and development
- renewable energy tax credits
- research and development
- research and development collaborations
- research and development funding
- research and development grants
- research and development investments
- research and development tax incentives
- resource utilization in research and development
- tax credits and deductions for research and development
- tax credits for research and development