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Companies don’t do “this all the time”. In your hypothetical example, you”d have to essentially forge the quarterly 941 reports to shift the salary R&D expenses
by BenFranklin100 3y ago
Companies don’t do “this all the time”. In your hypothetical example, you”d have to essentially forge the quarterly 941 reports to shift the salary R&D expenses. Also ‘gaming’ which quarter revenue occurred is technically tax fraud, certainly if one is on an accrual basis. And it doesn’t mean one is ‘caught up’ by year five. Any time a company increases R&D expenditures, it will have an impact.
- jiveturkey 3y agoHave you never bought anything? There is always a push at end of quarter and end of fiscal year, to sign the agreement NOW. so that it can be booked in that quarter. even though delivery won't happen until next ... incentivized by quota but the incentive is there to get it on the books. there is no forgery involved. Yes, of course as you increase spend you increase the impact (in the year that you actually spent), but the context here is specifically very early SMBs, and more so, ones that would only be running break even under previous rules.