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Grant Thornton is indexed under the R&D tax credit (§41) program and serves United States. See the Credit Index profile for the firm's listed services and specialisms.

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R&D tax credit (§41)

Grant Thornton

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Grant Thornton LLP provides audit, tax, and advisory including R&D tax credit services for dynamic organizations.

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R&D tax credit (§41)

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