Pennsylvania HB1004 increases the annual limit on research and development tax credits to $120 million, with $24 million reserved for small.
Pennsylvania HB1004 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to increase the annual cap on research and development tax credits from $60 million to $120 million. Of this total, $24 million is specifically allocated for small businesses. If the allocated amounts for either small businesses or larger businesses are not fully utilized in a fiscal year, the unallocated funds will be available for use by the other group of qualifying taxpayers. This change aims to support innovation and economic growth by providing more financial incentives for research and development activities.
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