Opscale Exchange

06/20/2026

Big businesses have a team.

A team of CPAs who hunt for credits year-round. A team of tax attorneys who file the protests. A team of specialists who handle the cost segregation study. A team that knows every program, every deadline, every form.

Now you have one too.

That’s what OPSCALE Exchange is.

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06/19/2026

Big businesses have a team.

A team of CPAs who hunt for credits year-round. A team of tax attorneys who file the protests. A team of specialists who handle the cost segregation study. A team that knows every program, every deadline, every form.

Now you have one too.

That's what OPSCALE Exchange is.

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06/18/2026

Are you using a real tax strategy, or just filing?

Filing is reactive. A real strategy works in two directions: forward, structuring the business so you stop overpaying, and backward, recovering the credits and refunds you've already earned but never claimed.

Most owners do neither, not from carelessness, but because no one was paid to look. Big companies do both. Main Street leaves money on the table in both directions.

The programs are real, and the question isn't whether you filed. It's whether anyone checked what you're actually owed.

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06/17/2026

You don’t pay until you get paid.

We work on contingency. No retainer. No upfront fee. No “free analysis” that turns into a sales call you can’t get out of.

We connect you with real attorneys and tax specialists who get paid a percentage of what they actually recover for you. If they don’t recover anything, you don’t pay anything.

The only risk is doing nothing.

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06/16/2026

Paid an IRS penalty in 2020–2023? You may be owed a refund.

The Court of Federal Claims ruled in Kwong v. United States that IRS deadlines should have been automatically extended for the duration of the COVID disaster period (January 20, 2020 — July 10, 2023). Penalties and late interest paid during that window may be refundable.

You have to file a refund claim (Form 843) to claim it.

⚠️ Deadline: July 10, 2026. Less than two months away.

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06/15/2026

When it comes to M&A, a dollar is not a dollar.

Buyers don't pay for dollars. They pay for the quality of those dollars. And since most companies sell on a multiple of earnings, where a dollar comes from matters as much as the dollar itself.

Here's the part most owners miss: some tax credits recur. An R&D or F**A tip credit you claim year after year lifts your recurring earnings, and recurring earnings are what a buyer pays a premium for. Even a one-time recovery is capital you can reinvest into the margins and systems that raise your value at exit.

Most owners never recover this money, not because they don't qualify, but because no one told them to look. The programs are real, and the dollars are yours.

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06/15/2026

Most owners deal with taxes once a year and treat the bill like weather.

The wealthy treat it differently. Not a bill to pay, but a system to plan.

Filing is backward-looking. By the time your return is due, the year is closed and the levers are gone. Strategy is forward-looking: entity structure, timing, credits, and deductions handled before December 31, not discovered after.

It almost never happens on its own, because your preparer is paid to be accurate, not strategic.

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06/13/2026

$95,000–$380,000.

That’s the typical recovery range we see across the four programs combined — IEEPA tariff refunds, R&D credits, cost segregation, and Kwong refunds — for small and mid-sized businesses we work with.

Some businesses recover less. Some recover much more. The only way to find out where you fall is to look.

Start with the intake. The Opscale team will call to walk through eligibility and estimate the recovery opportunity.

No commitment.

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06/10/2026

Own commercial property? There’s cash trapped in your building.

Standard depreciation spreads a building’s tax deduction over 39 years.

A cost segregation study reclassifies parts of the building — fixtures, electrical, finishes, certain land improvements — into 5, 7, and 15-year buckets. The result: a much bigger first-year deduction and meaningful current-year tax savings.

For most owners, the recovery dwarfs the cost of the study.

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06/09/2026

What counts as R&D? More than you think.

You don’t need lab coats or PhDs.

If you build custom fixtures. If you redesign a process to cut waste. If you write or improve software. If you prototype, iterate, or fail at one approach and try another there’s a good chance you’re doing qualified research under the tax code.

The R&D Tax Credit was written for businesses like yours.

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