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North Dakota provides a Research and Experimental Expenditure Tax Credit. An individual, estate, trust, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company (LLC) is allowed an income tax credit for conducting research in North Dakota. The credit is equal to a percentage of the excess of qualified research expenses in North Dakota over the base amount in North Dakota.
For taxpayers who began qualified research in North Dakota before January 1, 2007, the maximum credit allowed in any year is $2 million, and any credit over this amount is not allowed in any year.
Learn more about North Dakota's R&D Tax Credit law from the North Dakota Tax Commission.
R&D Tax Credit Available:
Yes
Eligible Entities:
C-Corporations, S-Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships
Deadline for Tax Filing:
Due with North Dakota Tax Return
Data Required to Compute Credit:
Claim Period North Dakota Qualified R&D Expenses (QREs)
Credit Carryforward:
The unused portion of the credit must be carried back 3 tax years and carried forward up to 15 tax years
"Qualified research expenses" and "base amount" have the same meaning as defined under federal income tax law (I.R.C. § 41).
If a taxpayer is a qualified R&D company (other than partnerships or S corporations), the company may sell, transfer, or assign up to $100,000 of its unused tax credit to another taxpayer. The North Dakota Department of Commerce, has the following requirements to be eligible for this provision:
To get an estimate of the potential value of your unclaimed R&D Tax Credits, try out our credit calculator.
Download our R&D Tax Credit Calculator for Android to see how much you can receive from your qualified R&D tax credit expenses.