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Learn MoreAggressively capture every available tax credit, incentive, and write-off to keep more of what your business earns.
Most business owners leave thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands, of dollars on the table every year by failing to claim tax credits they are legally entitled to. Unlike deductions that merely reduce taxable income, tax credits reduce your actual tax bill dollar-for-dollar, making them the single most powerful tool in your tax strategy arsenal.
SMAART Company proactively identifies every federal and state credit, incentive, and strategic write-off your business qualifies for. From the Employee Retention Credit (up to $26,000 per employee) to the R&D Tax Credit, Work Opportunity Tax Credit, and energy-efficient property incentives, we leave nothing unclaimed.
Our approach goes beyond simple identification. We organize your financials, build the supporting documentation, and implement a custom credit-capture strategy that compounds savings year after year.
We perform a comprehensive review of your payroll records, hiring history, capital expenditures, and R&D activities to identify every eligible credit.
Each identified credit is precisely calculated with full supporting documentation to maximize the claim amount and withstand IRS review.
Credits are strategically integrated into your tax returns, ensuring proper form filing and optimal timing for maximum cash flow impact.
We continuously monitor legislative changes, new incentive programs, and your evolving business activities to capture credits in real time.
The average small business misses over $50,000 in available tax credits across a three-year period. A single comprehensive review can unlock substantial immediate savings.
R&D, ERC, opportunity zones, work opportunity, most businesses leave real money on the table. We surface the credits that apply and document them to withstand IRS review.
Get answers to the most common questions about our business incentives & tax credits services.
A tax deduction reduces your taxable income, saving you a percentage of the deduction based on your tax bracket. A tax credit reduces your actual tax bill dollar-for-dollar. For example, a $10,000 credit saves you exactly $10,000, making credits far more valuable than deductions of the same amount.
While the eligibility window for ERC has closed for new wages, many businesses can still file amended returns to claim retroactive ERC for qualifying periods during 2020 and 2021. Our team determines your eligibility and handles the entire amended filing process.
The R&D credit is broader than most owners realize. If your business develops new products, improves processes, creates software, or experiments with new materials or formulas, you likely qualify. We perform a detailed technical assessment to confirm eligibility.
Yes. In many cases, you can file amended returns to capture credits from the previous three tax years. Our team identifies missed opportunities and handles the full amendment process.
Not when properly documented. SMAART builds comprehensive, audit-ready documentation for every credit claimed, ensuring your filings are defensible and compliant.
Schedule a complimentary tax credit assessment with our specialists and discover how much your business is leaving unclaimed.
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