The technical narrative section of an SR&ED claim is the most important part. This shows the entire scope of your development and experimentation process. Technical narratives may take some time, however, crafting them well will make it easier for you to refine to the most important details, experimental analysis, uncertainties, Read more…
One of the recent legal rulings related to SR&ED was Béton Mobile du Québec Inc. c. La Reine (2020). We were invited to present our thoughts at the recent SR&ED Stakeholders meeting. In this post, we will summarize our presentation of the BMQ case, a detailed analysis, and concrete lessons Read more…
The development of software is the subject of considerable debate at the CRA and, more generally, there is confusion about what does and does not qualify for SR&ED within this area. This post will delve deeper into software development in SR&ED. When applying for SRED tax credits the applicant must Read more…
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…
Audit Prevention…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 Read more…