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>mostly engineering salaries If the salaries are towards specific operational roles they'd be listed under "cost of revenue". If the salaries were for general
by LegitShady 4y ago
>mostly engineering salaries
If the salaries are towards specific operational roles they'd be listed under "cost of revenue". If the salaries were for general duties not specific to an operational role they'd be under "general and administrative".
Research and development needs to be for research and development. It could be for engineering salaries but those salaries would be towards research and development rather than operational duties.
- StillBored 4y agoGeneral engineering usually falls under the "development" category. The details may be state/country dependent. That said, even in stricter jurisdictions I know for sure that companies tend to group their engineering resources in such a way that they aren't justifying individual engineers (except maybe WRT timesheet filing) rather a bunch of people working on a "project" which meets the definition all get lumped together for purposes of R&D. Random google search, talking about how broad this can be: https://www.mossadams.com/articles/2021/03/company-qualifications-for-the-r-d-tax-credit https://www.mossadams.com/articles/2021/03/company-qualifica...