Documentation Management Consulting

Recent IRS decisions have highlighted the importance  for adequate documentation of an CreditArmor.

Too much documentation and the CreditArmor may yield a non-commercial result.  Too little and the CreditArmor may be disallowed fully.

Texas CreditArmor’ technical team of engineers and scientists are expertly trained to commercially assess the eligibility of your CreditArmor projects and their substantiation requirements and then work closely with you to scope them fully. Our engineers will capture the essence of your innovative ideas and CreditArmor experiments in a format that meets legislative requirements.  Our technical team will scope and write your CreditArmor plans with minimal disruption to you and your staff, leaving you with more time to fulfill your daily work routine.

How we can help?

The staff at Texas CreditArmor is trained to take a contemporaneous and prospective view when  documenting an CreditArmor.

We can assist you with the following:

• design a ‘best practice’ document management system aimed to be useful in your business environment
• prepare documentation required to formulate and execute experimental activities.
• quickly understand your accounting and project management  systems and provide guidance on improvements
• prospectively work with you ‘on site’ to contemporaneously document projects for the purposes of meeting the requirements of the CreditArmor incentive
• Assist with IRS plan writing, or preparation of CreditArmor documentation for project manger sign off

All Texas CreditArmor staff members are trained to be extremely stringent with the quality of CreditArmor plans either produced or reviewed. In order to meet the QA and risk management requirements of our firm, each project plan (along with its substantiation) must first undergo a technical review, and then signed off by a qualified engineer. This is followed by a six-eye costing review managed by our Certified Public Accountants to ensure the highest possible quality for your claim. 

Do you have enough documentation?