In 2011, one of Southern Jobs Tax Credits' clients started claiming the Job Tax Credit for job expansion at its facility located in a Less Developed Census Tract in Fulton County. As the company grew, they needed more space. In 2015, the company acquired additional space and relocated its main operations to a larger space within an Opportunity Zone, also in Fulton County.

Throughout the years, job positions shifted between the Opportunity Zone and the Less Developed Census Tract locations. Despite these changes, our experts successfully preserved the credits associated with the initial job growth and obtained additional credits for further expansion.

Several years later, our experts identified and secured additional Quality Jobs credits for the creation of well-paying jobs, which allowed the company to claim more credits and apply them towards withholding taxes. When the claim came under scrutiny by the Georgia Department of Revenue, our team of experts successfully defended the claim, ensuring that the company could continue to claim both credits while continuing to grow.

We approached a client with information about a potential South Carolina New Jobs Tax Credit opportunity that we noticed in their data. The client initially believed they were ineligible because a previous vendor had informed them so years ago.

However, it turned out that the client had actually utilized another incentive, and were mistakenly advised that doing so made them ineligible for the New Jobs Tax Credit. Our experts worked directly with the Department of Revenue to confirm the client's eligibility and address any concerns they had.

Additionally, we conducted a thorough review of the past seven years to identify any unused credits that had been overlooked by the previous vendor.