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Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Boast Named 2025 R&D Tax Credit Software Advisory Firm of the Year in the U.S. by Global Advisory Experts
VANCOUVER, BC, May 14, 2025 /CNW/ - Boast, North America's leading provider of R&D tax credit software and innovation funding intelligence, has been awarded the title of 2025 R&D Tax Credit Software Advisory Firm of the Year – United States by Global Advisory Experts (GAE) as part of their Annual Awards program. This recognition highlights Boast's leadership in helping mid-market and enterprise companies across the U.S. unlock and optimize R&D tax credits through a combination of intelligent automation and deep technical expertise. "Being recognized by Global Advisory Experts is both a privilege and a signal that our platform and team are making a measurable difference. "We're proud to be recognized for helping businesses make smarter financial decisions and get more value out of the innovation they're already doing," said Imad Jebara – Boast CEO. "We've built Boast to make the R&D tax credit process seamless, accurate, and accessible for the companies driving innovation forward." The GAE Annual Awards celebrate firms that have demonstrated outstanding performance and client value across advisory sectors. Boast's selection underscores its commitment to simplifying a historically complex process and accelerating access to non-dilutive capital. Boast's AI-powered platform automates the preparation, documentation, and filing of R&D tax credit claims. With built-in audit protection (AuditShield™) and simple data Integrations for top HR, payroll, project management and accounting platforms, Boast enables innovative technology companies to reclaim time, reduce risk, and reinvest in growth. More than 1,500 organizations across North America trust Boast, resulting in over $600 million in secured innovation funding. The company's 2025 award feature is now live in the GAE Awards Digital Edition, with official badges and marketing assets available to view and share. About Boast Boast helps organizations across the U.S. and Canada claim and access every eligible R&D tax credit, minimizing audit risk and time-consuming processes. The platform blends AI-driven automation with in-house technical and tax expertise to deliver faster, more accurate claims. Since its founding, Boast has helped more than 1,500 businesses secure over $600 million in non-dilutive capital to fuel product innovation, extend their runway, and scale smarter. To connect with Boast's expert team or book a demo, visit View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE View original content to download multimedia: Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Cision Canada
14-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Boast Named 2025 R&D Tax Credit Software Advisory Firm of the Year in the U.S. by Global Advisory Experts
VANCOUVER, BC, May 14, 2025 /CNW/ - Boast, North America's leading provider of R&D tax credit software and innovation funding intelligence, has been awarded the title of 2025 R&D Tax Credit Software Advisory Firm of the Year – United States by Global Advisory Experts (GAE) as part of their Annual Awards program. This recognition highlights Boast's leadership in helping mid-market and enterprise companies across the U.S. unlock and optimize R&D tax credits through a combination of intelligent automation and deep technical expertise. "Being recognized by Global Advisory Experts is both a privilege and a signal that our platform and team are making a measurable difference. "We're proud to be recognized for helping businesses make smarter financial decisions and get more value out of the innovation they're already doing," said Imad Jebara – Boast CEO. "We've built Boast to make the R&D tax credit process seamless, accurate, and accessible for the companies driving innovation forward." The GAE Annual Awards celebrate firms that have demonstrated outstanding performance and client value across advisory sectors. Boast's selection underscores its commitment to simplifying a historically complex process and accelerating access to non-dilutive capital. Boast's AI-powered platform automates the preparation, documentation, and filing of R&D tax credit claims. With built-in audit protection (AuditShield™) and simple data Integrations for top HR, payroll, project management and accounting platforms, Boast enables innovative technology companies to reclaim time, reduce risk, and reinvest in growth. More than 1,500 organizations across North America trust Boast, resulting in over $600 million in secured innovation funding. The company's 2025 award feature is now live in the GAE Awards Digital Edition, with official badges and marketing assets available to view and share. About Boast Boast helps organizations across the U.S. and Canada claim and access every eligible R&D tax credit, minimizing audit risk and time-consuming processes. The platform blends AI-driven automation with in-house technical and tax expertise to deliver faster, more accurate claims. Since its founding, Boast has helped more than 1,500 businesses secure over $600 million in non-dilutive capital to fuel product innovation, extend their runway, and scale smarter.
Yahoo
01-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
U18s Report: Newcastle United 3-3 Leeds United
U18 Premier League North Newcastle United U18 3 (Wooster pen 8', pen 57', 90') Leeds United U18 3 (Boast pen 23', 71'; Alker 47') Newcastle: Mair (GK), Johnson (C), Durrant, Old, Yeutembip (Epia 82'), Finneran, Fitzgerald, Taylor (Brayson 77'), Wooster, Yildiz (O'Donovan 58'), Sanusi (Ferreira 58'). Subs not used: Jones (GK). Advertisement Leeds: Baird (GK), Firth (Simo 90'), Bird (C) (Philpott 66'), Whitehead, Billett, Howard, Njinko, Mills, Boast (Stockton 80'), Alker, White. Subs not used: Woolfrey (GK), Matykiewicz. Venue: Whitley Park Referee: Samuel Ross Booked: Mair (Newcastle) Bird, Billett (Leeds) Leeds United Under-18s played out a six-goal thriller with Newcastle United mid-week, with a last-gasp goal from the hosts cruelly denying Rob Etherington's side of all three points. The opening stages of the game saw the Magpies take an early lead courtesy of Kacey Wooster. An unfortunate tangle of legs between Jacob Howard and Trevan Sanusi in the box saw Samuel Ross point to the spot for the first time on the afternoon, with the striker making no mistake from 12 yards out. Advertisement Leeds searched for a leveller shortly after as a cleverly choreographed passage of play between Logan White, Samuel Alker and Will Firth dissected its way through the Newcastle defence down the right flank. The ball eventually landed at the feet of Firth who drove a low strike a whisker away from the inside of the far post. A minute later, Carrick Njinko tried his luck from distance for the Whites, with his long-range effort calling George Mair into action, as Leeds showed a positive reaction to the earlier setback. The quarter of an hour mark saw a complete change in dynamic. Etherington's side were dominating possession and control of proceedings, applying constant pressure upon Newcastle's backline as they searched for an equaliser. Firth, who was finding joy down the right-hand side, surged forward beyond the Magpies' midfield and linked up well with Njinko with a neat one-two to move beyond his marker before being sent tumbling inside the area. Advertisement Up stepped Oliver Boast from 12 yards with a confident side-footed strike which found the bottom right corner, sending Mair the wrong way in the process to put the Whites on equal terms mid-way through the first half. Despite his evident threat up front, Boast also found himself involved at the other end of the pitch, making a fine challenge to strip Sanusi of the ball who had been heading goalwards in a dangerous position. Leeds kicked on with Alker showing off some fine footwork in the middle of the park, marauding his way around two Newcastle midfielders and offloading a pass out wide to Njinko who was having a lively evening. Creating space for himself by cutting inside his opposite number, he unleashed a strike goalwards which forced a good save from the Newcastle number one. With the Whites looking the more likely to take the lead, a quick counterattack saw Boast race onto a defence-splitting through ball. Arriving before an oncoming Mair, the attacker was felled, with the Magpies' stopper fortunate not to receive his marching orders. Advertisement The resulting free kick, delivered by White, was flashed across the box and narrowly evaded full-back Coban Bird at the back post. HALF TIME: Newcastle United U18 1-1 Leeds United U18 Emerging from the break unchanged, Etherington's side looked for more of the same regarding the dominance in proceedings and creating further opportunities. The Whites wasted no time and took the lead within minutes, as Alker slotted home to give Leeds a perfect restart! Originating from Njinko who got the better of his marker to tee up the midfielder, the finish from Alker was clinical! Newcastle had a dangerous chance themselves looking to respond when Rory Finneran arrived late into the area to meet Kyle Fitzgerald's cross, lashing his shot wide of the upright. Advertisement The home side weren't to waste another opportunity though, with Wooster once more scoring from the spot to level proceedings. Not to be deterred, the visitors were immediately back on the front foot. Released beyond the Magpies' defence by Bird, Boast stung the opposition keeper's gloves with a powerful effort. Leeds deservedly retook the lead in style, with a passage of play which started all the way at the back with Jacob Howard striving forward. The defender played the ball up for Firth to meet on the touchline, who crossed into the path of an onrushing Boast to bundle the ball home from close range! Onwards, the Whites continued to play their free-flowing football with chances for substitutes Louie Philpott and Thomas Stockton going close to extending the lead, both of which were denied by Mair. Advertisement Deep into the eight additional minutes signalled, Etherington's side were cruelly denied victory as Wooster salvaged a point for the Magpies, seconds before the final whistle was blown and proceedings came to a close. FULL TIME: Newcastle United U18 3-3 Leeds United U18
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'My God': Jordan Klepper Calls Out Trump White House's 'Bulls**t' Deportation Claim
'Daily Show' host Jordan Klepper knocked President Donald Trump on Tuesday after his administration deported hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador over the weekend despite a judge's order to temporarily block the removals. 'My god, I mean, if you had told me that Donald Trump would trigger a constitutional crisis just seven weeks into his term I would have said that is a lot later than I thought,' Klepper quipped. But, the comedian noted, the Trump administration had enough 'respect' for the judicial branch 'to come up with some bullshit.' He then turned to a 'CBS Mornings' clip highlighting the White House's argument that the planes deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members were in the air at the time of the judge's order and his earlier 'verbal order' to turn the planes around 'did not count.' 'Well, this is definitely not the first time that Trump has defended himself by arguing that 'oral doesn't count,'' joked Klepper, who got groans followed by applause from the crowd. He later mocked Trump for 'somehow going even further' when he took to his Truth Social platform calling for the impeachment of U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg, who issued the order. 'And if you would have told me that that all happened in 48 hours, I would have said, 'Wow, again, longer than I expected,'' Klepper said. Check out more of Klepper's Tuesday monologue below. 'That's Your F**king Plan?': Jon Stewart Pans Chuck Schumer's Bizarre GOP Exercise Trump Fills Out March Madness Bracket In Uniquely Trump Way, Jimmy Fallon Says Jimmy Kimmel Takes A Swing At Trump's 'Preposterous' Golf Championship Boast
