R&D Tax Credits
Many companies have activities that qualify as performing R&D and we’ve been helping with R&D credits for over 25 years…
Cost Segregation
Audit Support
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Warner Robinson LLC
Warner Robinson provides deep technical expertise in the area of R&D tax credits in assisting clients in documenting and supporting R&D tax benefits. Warner Robinson also serves real estate clients via green tax incentives with the 45L energy efficient home tax credit and the 179D energy efficient building tax deduction, as well as cost segregation studies.
Warner Robinson LLC is led by Managing Directors Bruce Warner and Cedar Robinson who are personally involved with each project.
Find out if you qualify for valuable
Tax Credits and Incentives
Cedar Robinson & Bruce Warner
Bruce Warner
Managing Director
Cedar Robinson
Managing Director
Angelique Garcia
Manager
Software App Developer
R&D Tax Credit
$240,000 in R&D Credits
Energy Tax Credit
Single Family Home Builder
$320,000 in Energy Credits
Cost Segregation Study
Office Building
$300,000 in first year accelerated depreciation deductions
IRS Extends Deadline for R&D Tax Credit New Form 6765
If your business takes advantage of the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit you'll want to pay close attention to the latest announcement from the IRS. The agency is making important adjustments to its reporting requirements—specifically regarding Form...
IRS Issues Rev. Proc. 2025-28 Small Business and Section 174 Expensing of R&D Costs
On August 28, 2025, IRS issued Rev. Proc. 2025-28 relating to the R&D tax credit and R&D expenses under Section 174. Under this new procedure, if you qualify as an Eligible Small Business (gross receipts average of less than $31 million for the period...
R&D Expensing Allowed Again – OBBB Act Passed July 2025
On July 4th, 2025 the President signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act which has many positive aspects for the R&D credit and R&D expensing; notably, the key changes are: The OBBB Act brings significant changes to how businesses can handle...