The R&D Tax Credits and the U.S. 3D Printing Initiative

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Authors

Gary Savell is a Systems Engineer with R&D Tax Savers.

Andressa Bonafé is a Tax Analyst with R&D Tax Savers.

Charles G Goulding is a practicing attorney with experience in R&D tax credit projects for a host of industries.

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