Global Tax Management Launches R&D Tax Credit Services Practice

Global Tax Management (GTM), the largest firm in the Mid-Atlantic region to focus exclusively on delivering corporate tax services, has named industry leader Jonathan Forman to lead the firm’s new Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit Services Practice. As Managing Director, R&D Tax Credit Services, Jonathan is responsible for delivering services that help companies of all sizes leverage an immediate – and often hidden – source of cash. By taking advantage of available federal, state, and international tax credit, deductions, and incentives, companies  reduce their tax liability, promote growth, and strengthen their  presence in domestic and international locations.

“Securing a favorable tax position is an important consideration for companies as they select sites for product development, research and exploration, process enhancement, and technology innovation,” said Dave Laurinaitis, CEO and Executive Director of GTM. “Over the past few years, we have uncovered many opportunities for our clients to take advantage of R&D and other tax savings opportunities. Now is the right time for us to formalize the practice. Jonathan’s strong technical expertise, credentials, and established history of practice leadership make him the ideal person to expand the capabilities we bring to our clients in this area.”

GTM’s R&D Tax Credit Services Practice focuses on R&D tax credits, incentives, and deductions at the federal, state, and international levels. Utilizing innovative methodology and software tools to deliver customized solutions that maximize project efficiency and savings, GTM creates streamlined processes that can be leveraged now and in future years to maximize R&D. GTM’s model is especially attractive to large companies already claiming R&D credits where significant return on investment is likely.