Tim Taschner

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758 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 24 Feb

Tim Taschner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And that's what it was.
We all kind of sat down, you know, in a room not all that long ago and thought, you know, hey, what do we want our customers, our clients to feel when they work with us, when they talk to us, right?
And we wanted to feel, wanted to inspire that same feeling that we felt, like, hey, we're keeping the stuff here.
We're doing the good work here.
You know, if you're helping to feed our country, helping to feed our people, right, helping to keep the infrastructure running, we ought to do the same thing.
Sure.
Okay, so it really is about where it appears on your tax return, right?
And so a credit, right, a credit against your taxable income there is ostensibly, especially for this R&D credit, a dollar-for-dollar offset of that income, right?
So you have $100,000 of credit, you have $100,000 of tax, they net out to zero, right?
A deduction is a little bit more nuanced.
And what that means is that you're going to be able to reduce that, but you're not going to eliminate it.
It's not going to be refundable in certain places.
Deductions are also oftentimes more common at the federal level.
So the prevailing wisdom in the industry is that credits are more valuable, but harder to come by.
And there's a little bit more work involved with many of them.
And sometimes they change.
Fortunately, this one's been around since the early 80s.
It's only been enhanced and improved.
And so this is, I think, by my count, last IRS report they put out, this is one of, if not the most valuable credits in the tax code.
Unaffected by tax rates.
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