FORT WORTH, TX – GOAT.tax is thrilled to announce the addition of Andrea Stone to our R&D Tax Credit team, assuming the pivotal role of Tax Guru. Andrea's joining injects a fresh wave of proficiency and zeal into our team. Her primary objective involves leveraging her robust technical acumen to establish a seamless connection between GOAT.tax's clients and our sales and specialized units.

In her newfound capacity, Andrea will work closely with our existing clientele, aiming to amplify the comprehension of their ongoing business undertakings and the dynamic trends prevailing within their respective sectors, as well as the broader economic panorama. This collaborative endeavor strives to optimize the advantages they can accrue from their R&D Tax Credits.

Andrea comes onboard with a wealth of experience, boasting an extensive 15-year tenure within the R&D industry and assuming diverse roles, including her most recent role as a Technical Director. Her expertise traverses various domains, encompassing manufacturing, oil and gas, biotechnology, medical devices, and software development.

About GOAT.tax

GOAT.tax is a specialized platform dedicated to enhancing business understanding of R&D tax credits and aiding eligible companies in securing these benefits. With a seasoned national team of 50+ R&D tax credit experts, boasting a cumulative experience of 350+ years, GOAT.tax streamlines tax preparation by eradicating guesswork and approximations. This simplification particularly benefits SaaS companies, making a complex tax credit incentive more accessible. GOAT.tax operates in partnership with Source Advisors, leveraging their expertise. The R&D tax credit, a catalyst for business success, has seen companies across 70+ industries redeem over $19 billion annually. Having completed 9,800+ R&D tax credit studies, GOAT.tax stands as a reliable partner supported by 50+ R&D tax professionals. For more information, kindly explore www.goat.tax.

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Which Industries Qualify?

The R&D tax credit can be applied to a wide variety of industries, including (but not limited to):

Aerospace

Tool & Die

Metal Fabrication

Plastics & Injection Molding

Consumer Products

Manufacturing

Architecture & Engineering

Food & Beverage

Financial Services

Mortgage & Banking

Software Development

Chemical

Contract Manufacturing

Construction / MEP

Pharma

Oil & Gas

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