by Reza Akhlaghi | Aug 26, 2019 | Government Funding, SR&ED
Dr. Joseph Cafazzo is a biomedical engineer, educator, and researcher. He is known for his work on the design of health technologies and how they facilitate patient self-care of complex chronic conditions. He has advised and conducted research for public sector policy...
by Paul Anderson | May 15, 2019 | SR&ED
When companies develop new products, be it software, machinery, consumer goods, or technology, it is not unusual for the corporation, particularly SMEs, to hire a contractor to perform some or all of the work. Historically, over 90% of the time, these corporations...
by Brian Cookson | Apr 12, 2019 | SR&ED
Most companies that claim SR&ED tax credits will never end up in court over dispute of an assessment by CRA. However, how the courts view SR&ED cases helps companies understand both the pitfalls and opportunities. In the case of Life Choice Ltd. V The Queen...
by Andrea McPhail | Feb 10, 2019 | Grants, SR&ED
There’s a lot of buzz these days about Canada as an AI hub. Over the past several years, Canada has made a name for itself as a leader in the field, with centres of expertise in Montreal, Toronto-Waterloo and Edmonton. Our universities have been global leaders in this...
by Arne Luik | Sep 5, 2018 | SR&ED
When it comes to selecting a SR&ED consultant, the task is usually assigned to the CFO, or in smaller organizations, the owner. The selection process is typically based on receiving recommendations from a trusted friend or business associate. However, it is worth...
by Susan Mattice | Jun 26, 2018 | SR&ED
THE FOLLOWING PIECE WAS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN IT.Business.Ca The SR&ED tax credit program is odd in that from a tax policy viewpoint it is an incentive program, nudging companies to carry out more R&D in Canada and develop innovative products and processes....
