Illustrative math, right here in your browser. Nothing is sent, saved, or promised: your facts decide, and that is what the written answer is for.
If any of these sound like you, tap it. No forms, no email, nothing to sign up for. Just an honest read on whether it’s worth a conversation.
“We built, bought, or renovated a space in the last few years.”The shop, the kitchen, the warehouse, the office build-out.
“We changed how the work gets done.”The process, the product, or the software. On the floor or in the code.
“Honestly, at the start we didn’t know if it would work.”That doubt is worth money. Off-the-shelf answers aren’t.
“We tried things, scrapped things, and tried again.”Versions, trials, photos, change orders. Even messy records count.
“The fix was physical or technical.”Machines, materials, layout, code. Not a survey or a slogan.
Examples of physical sciences, biological sciences, engineering, and computer science. IRC §41 looks for a technological foundation in these kinds of fields, not preference or pure social science.