A comprehensive, searchable list of CRA SR&ED forms.
When applying to the Canada Revenue Agency for Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) investment tax credits, the information you provide in each section can ultimately decide its fate in the hands of a discerning CRA reviewer. Make sure you are on target for a successful application by considering the Read more…
Filling out Line 620 and Line 622 is necessary to indicate what you are claiming for SR&ED: basic or applied research, or technological development. In the CRA’s definition of SR&ED, basic research, applied research and technological development are separate. Select the one that best reflects the work performed in the Read more…
In the Canada Revenue Agency’s T661 SR&ED Tax Claim form, you’re asked to chart your technical narrative, beginning with your encounter with uncertainty. In Line 242, the T661 asks what “scientific or technological uncertainties did you attempt to overcome” during your claimed project.1 Possibly the most confused term in the Read more…
The Canada Revenue Agency’s Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Credit program requires you to fill out an application regarding your claimed project so you can receive your tax credit. While other sections of the SR&ED application ask you to explain your project in-depth, Section A requires simple answers to Read more…
By now, you know you can avoid SR&ED stress by keeping clear, contemporaneous records of your claimed project. This is no different when filling out Lines 600 to 618. In Section 7, the CRA asks that you estimate “the percentage of sources of funds for SR&ED performed within your organization”.1 Read more…