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Chris Wittich and Matthew Koch explore the long-awaited fix to Section 174 that finally passed in the new tax bill. After three years of painful addbacks and capitalization requirements, businesses with domestic R&D expenses can now go back to deducting them, but not without a few key decisions.
Chris and Matthew walk through what changed, what didn’t, and what options businesses now have to handle their prior-year expenses. With three different paths for small businesses and two for larger ones, the modeling, timing, and risk tolerance involved will all play a role in the decision.
They also cover IRS delays, state conformity challenges, and how advisors can guide clients through the uncertainty.
By Chris WittichChris Wittich and Matthew Koch explore the long-awaited fix to Section 174 that finally passed in the new tax bill. After three years of painful addbacks and capitalization requirements, businesses with domestic R&D expenses can now go back to deducting them, but not without a few key decisions.
Chris and Matthew walk through what changed, what didn’t, and what options businesses now have to handle their prior-year expenses. With three different paths for small businesses and two for larger ones, the modeling, timing, and risk tolerance involved will all play a role in the decision.
They also cover IRS delays, state conformity challenges, and how advisors can guide clients through the uncertainty.