See when an Ohio farm may qualify for the R&D Tax Credit, which farm activities and expenses matter, and what generally does not qualify.
Learn how Cost Segregation may apply to Ohio barns, grain bins, greenhouses, fencing, drainage, and other agricultural property.
Compare Section 179, 100% bonus depreciation, and Cost Segregation for Ohio grain bins and related grain-storage property in 2026.
Learn what records farms should keep for field trials, feed trials, crop experiments, irrigation tests, and other R&D Tax Credit projects.
Learn the 2026 Michigan R&D Tax Credit deadlines for farms and agribusinesses, including the April 1, 2026 and March 15, 2027 filing dates.
Learn how Section 174A affects domestic R&D expensing for Ohio businesses in 2026 and how it differs from the Section 41 R&D Tax Credit. Contact RCG Tax Partners.
Learn how contract research expenses may qualify for the R&D Tax Credit in Ohio, including the 65% rule, agreements, rights, and research location.
Learn how Ohio controlled group R&D tax credit rules affect related companies, QRE aggregation, Form 6765 reporting, and credit allocation.
Learn how Section 280C affects Ohio R&D Tax Credit claims, including the reduced credit election and what CFOs and CPAs should model before filing.
Learn how 100% bonus depreciation and cost segregation may affect Ohio commercial property owners in 2026. See what property may qualify.
Learn which Ohio building projects may still qualify for Section 179D after June 30, 2026 and what construction-start timing means.
Learn what Form 6765 Section G requires in 2026 for Ohio R&D credit claimants, including business-component reporting and key exceptions.
Learn when look-back cost segregation in Ohio may use Form 3115 and a Section 481(a) adjustment to address missed depreciation.
Learn how cost segregation may apply after buying an existing commercial property in Ohio, including basis allocation and depreciation review.
Medical device companies often perform technical work that may support an R&D Tax Credit review. The medical device R&D tax credit Ohio opportunity may apply when a company develops or improves devices, components, firmware, materials, manufacturing processes, or testing methods through documented technical experimentation. Quick answer: Medical device companies may qualify when teams evaluate technical alternatives related to device function, performance, reliability, quality, manufacturability, materials, software, or production methods. Eligibility depends on project-specific facts, qualified expenses, and documentation. Routine quality control, regulatory administration, and testing performed after technical uncertainty has been resolved generally need to be separated. Since 2004, RCG has completed more than 25,000 R&D tax credit studies and identified over $750 million in tax savings. RCG’s team includes CPAs, tax specialists, engineers, technical writers, and architects who support federal and state R&D Tax Credit studies with audit-ready documentation. RCG provides R&D Tax Credit support for medical device and medtech companies across Ohio, including businesses in Cleveland, Beachwood, Columbus, Dublin, Cincinnati, Blue Ash, Dayton, and surrounding healthcare technology and manufacturing communities.
