The 5 Questions For SR&ED – Intent and Evolution The Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program uses 5 questions to determine the eligibility of the work performed. While it is important to know the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) policies, it is also helpful to review the Tax Court of Read more…
Avoid complacency and avoid SR&ED reviews. We’ve been accepted before using this style of writing, why mess with success? Past experiences with the SR&ED program have a tendency to lull companies into a sense of complacency. Becoming complacent after past successes with SR&ED claims often means claimants are caught out by extensive Read more…
How to effectively communicate with the CRA In SR&ED project eligibility, the most important aspect is how the project has advanced technology or scientific knowledge. This often seems counter to a company’s instinct to sell its products or ideas. SR&ED Project Eligibility What does it mean for a company’s products? Read more…
Previously, we discussed the rights and responsibilities of the Claimant and CRA staff and identified 3 key resources for review and then identified the next steps to take at the Local Tax Services Office. After exhausting those options and receiving your Notice of Assessment (NoA), if you still feel that you have Read more…
Previously, we discussed the rights and responsibilities of the Claimant and CRA staff, and identified three key resources for review. In this post, we discuss three steps that can be taken at your local SR&ED office to help resolve an assessment of “ineligible”. Resolving Issues at the Local Tax Services Offices: Read more…