Your client mentioned the new line, the build-out, or the software rebuild. You know there's probably a credit or a study in it, but nobody on the ground is documenting anything. That's the gap EATMS fills: a CPA-led team on your side of the table.
EATMS does not prepare your client's return.
EATMS does not solicit their compliance work. Ever.
Every deliverable is addressed to you; every position is one we stand behind alongside you.
Refer directly, or white-label the study under your engagement letter with EATMS as subcontractor.
EATMS shares its founder with A&B Tax Services. When a business comes to us with no preparer, return work may run through that affiliated firm. Referred clients are different: their returns stay with you, in writing. We'd rather you read that here than discover it later.
"We redid the line / warehouse / kitchen / lab." Process redesign with testing is credit territory, if it gets documented in time.
Construction-in-progress or a building purchase on the balance sheet. Feasibility for an engineering-based cost seg study costs a phone call.
Custom software, dashboards, or control systems being built. Interface development resolved by technical testing can qualify under §41.
A quality, error, or injury problem they're engineering around. The fix is a measurable study; the study is documentation.
New equipment plus significant install/modification labor. The install often hides both deduction and allocation questions.
They claimed an R&D credit before, from a mill that never visited. A documentation-first second look protects them and you.
Per-component four-part-test memos, QRE schedules, and the contemporaneous experiment record behind every figure.
Engineering-based study with functional-use evidence, asset-by-asset schedules, and lookback support when it applies.
Every specified purchase with invoice, business purpose, and recommended treatment. Ready to book and defend.
"Every number traces to a source document, every position to a written test. If it does not qualify, the memo says so before anyone claims it. The client owns the file. It stays confidential."
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