When I worked for a (highly profitable) software company, it seemed that the entire cost of producing the software was categorized as R&D, on the grounds that we were constantly modifying it to produce a better product. There is no way any software company would cease such development just because they lost that tax deduction.
When I worked for a (highly profitable) software company, it seemed that the entire cost of producing the software was categorized as R&D, on the grounds that we were constantly modifying it to produce a better product. There is no way any software company would cease such development just because they lost that tax deduction.
When I worked for a (highly profitable) software company, it seemed that the entire cost of producing the software was categorized as R&D, on the grounds that we were constantly modifying it to produce a better product. There is no way any software company would cease such development just because they lost that tax deduction.