The SpaceX program is still in the early stages of development and the plans could change. The effort is highly reliant on ...

Rebecca Lester, senior fellow and associate professor of accounting at Stanford University, says tax provisions for R&D in ...

In fiscal 2023, I estimate that this number will be a whopping 7.8%, more than a percentage point higher than last year’s 6.7%. Between 2012 and the end of fiscal 2023, therefore, Apple’s R&D ...

An analysis by the American Association for the Advancement of Science shows the impact of the administration’s budget plan ...

Research and development does not produce value directly in relation to how much funding the department receives. It is unique in this property; the success of R&D depends more on the practices ...

Research and development (R&D) is a process intended to create new or improved technology that can provide a competitive advantage at the business, industry, or national level. While the rewards ...

For the past few months, local and state officials have discreetly been talking with Pacific Fusion, a California-based company that could set up a 225,000 square-foot nuclear fusion research and ...

It’s tax season, let the sales pitches begin! Judging by what I’m seeing on social media, companies that specialize in the Credit for Increasing Research Activities are hard at work looking ...

Chemists involved in research and development apply their academic knowledge to real-world problems. They develop products that meet a specific need, while factoring in business considerations. If you ...

This year, the Department of Defense was authorized to spend $34 billion more on research and development than it was two years ago and only $18 billion more on procurement of new aircraft and ships.

The Research & Development Credit. Section 38 houses many permissible tax credits. Among these is the “qualified research activities credit,” the requirements of which are found in Section 41.

With stronger investment in research, development, and application, the United States can do more to provide students—and their teachers—with the proven tools that they so clearly need.