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Are you Maximizing the Benefits of R&D in your Medical Professional Corporation?

 – Do you perform research during your day-to-day activities?  Are you looking to develop new procedures or new medical devices that […]

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Understanding SR&ED Claims:

 – A Case Study on Solar-Powered Shingles Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) claims are a vital aspect of Canada’s tax […]

Past Webinar - SR&ED

Mythbusting SR&ED: Understanding the Program and How to Optimize It

 – To make the most of the Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) program and the financing opportunities that go along […]

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SR&ED: How to Minimize Audit Risk & Maximize Your Claim

 – Co-hosted by Nikhil Rodye, Director at Easly, Welch LLP Partner and SR&ED expert Joshua Smith presented his expertise on How to Minimize Audit Risk & Maximize Your Claim, which took place on March 22nd, 2023.

The ‘How’ and ‘Why’ of SR&ED – A Tax Court Case

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The ‘How’ and ‘Why’ of SR&ED – A Tax Court Case

 – Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) claimants have been provided with an updated set of eligibility guidelines (as of August 13th, 2021) based on the ‘how’ and ‘why’ SR&ED is conducted.

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SR&ED & How To Determine Project Eligibility Series

 – Need a quick guide on how to determine your project eligibility status? Our Guide to SR&ED goes through all the questions and considerations in this blog series to help you keep track of your project. Download the Guide

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New Eligibility Guidelines – The ‘How’ and ‘Why’ of SR&ED

 – In a recent update to the Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) guidelines (as of August 13th, 2021), CRA has provided a new set of guidelines to assess the eligibility of SR&ED work. These new criteria attempt to provide a ‘lens’ to view SR&ED through to help simplify the determination on whether or not work classifies as SR&ED.

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The SR&ED Program & How to Determine Project Eligibility Series Part 5

 – Was the overall approach undertaken for the purpose of achieving a scientific or a technological advancement? First, we should make note of what is considered an appropriate advancement for SR&ED purposes.

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The SR&ED Program & How to Determine Project Eligibility Series Part 4

 – Was the overall approach adopted consistent with a systematic investigation or search, including formulating, and testing the hypotheses by means of experiment or analysis?

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The SR&ED Program & How to Determine Project Eligibility Series Part 3

 – Was there a scientific or a technological uncertainty?

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The SR&ED Program & How to Determine Project Eligibility Series Part 2

 – An uncertainty relates to a result or objective, and whether that result or objective can be achieved based on available scientific or technological knowledge. A scientific uncertainty relates to science while a technological uncertainty relates to technology.

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Documenting Your SR&ED

 – Significant documentation should be recorded throughout the natural progression of your R&D to ensure you have created enough supporting evidence to satisfy CRA in the event of a review. This evidence will be used to support two aspects of your SR&ED claim: (i) the SR&ED work conducted; and (ii) the SR&ED expenditures claimed.

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