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R&D Tax Credit Study demo

Each R&D project put through the four-part test, with dated quotes from the records. 1:31

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Builds cited R&D credit studies from project, time and payroll records

Each R&D project is one row of a study board. Four columns hold the four-part test (permitted purpose, technological in nature, uncertainty, experimentation), and each cell quotes the evidence from Jira, Git or a design document with the date it was written; on the right are the qualified expenses from payroll and the ledger, a defense score and a kept or excluded verdict. A Discovery agent finds the projects in epics, repositories and design documents; an Evidence agent quotes the records written at the time; an Interview agent asks engineers three one-click questions pre-filled from their own commits; an Allocation agent splits each person's wages across projects and ties them to payroll; a Skeptic agent argues the IRS's side and proposes what to leave out; a Calculation agent computes the credit, the §280C choice, the Section 174A deduction and Form 6765 with Section G; and a Defence agent writes the study and rehearses the IRS's information requests. The tax director approves the study with a reason code and signs.

Transcript

  1. R&D Tax Credit Study builds the research credit from project, time, and payroll records.
  2. Courts deny credits when experiments were not written down at the time.
  3. Seven agents read 61,000 tickets, 39,000 commits, and a year of payroll.
  4. Each row is a project, with the four tests quoted from the records.
  5. Hydra, 14 design iterations in its commits and 1.9 $2 million of expenses.
  6. Engineers confirm their time in one click.
  7. An agent splits the wages.
  8. The skeptic agent leaves out the billing screen refresh.
  9. Nothing was uncertain. The credit, $412,000, with Section 174 abecided.
  10. Nadia Brooks, the tax director, approves the study and signs.
  11. Every quote cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
  12. 17 projects tested. $4.86 million, each tied to its proof.
  13. Build on Botminds, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.