The Department of Defense has funding for your innovation outside of SBIR, and we want to help you tap into it! The following units provide support for most Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) through various solicitations, partnerships, and pitches.
Big news for startups and innovators: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has reversed the “Innovation Tax” under Section 174.
CTC was joined by an expert USPTO panel on May 21, the second part of our IP 101 series.
On May 15, CTC kicked off our IP 101 series with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), America’s Innovation Agency.
We, at the CTC, are excited to announce a new free service we are offering to our clients! We are now able to provide initial Market Research and Competitive Landscape Reports for our client’s technologies and companies.
CTC’s own Kody Ova, and his team Subjective Investments, recently won the Wisconsin Investment Partners‘ Mock Investment Challenge! The challenge is an annual WIP Associate competition aimed at strengthening and building better investors for the future.
The NSF has recently announced a freeze on funding as the agency is beginning a search through all currently awarded grants to find those that may have been banned by recent executive orders.
Historically the NIH has allowed a 40% indirect rate on SBIR and STTR grants without requiring backing evidence.
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) pilot, is an initiative aimed at advancing AI research in the United States.
Before diving in, let me clarify: I am not an accountant, nor am I providing tax advice.