What’s the difference between a technologist and a scientist and does it matter when completing the T661? This post discusses the difference between Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) personnel listed as “scientists and engineers” vs. “technologists and technicians” (Line 632 & 634 of the T661),1 and if it matters in Read more…
When applying for tax credits through the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) incentive program, the first hurdle which all projects face is that of determining eligibility. The confusion often faced over whether or not your work qualifies for SR&ED hasn’t been helped by recent changes in the Canada Revenue Read more…
At SREDucation, we’re taking the time to document all of the changes that have occurred to the SR&ED program over the years. In our “From the Archives” series, you’ll be able to see how the program has evolved since its inception in 1986. The 2012 Canadian federal budget documents announced Read more…
At SREDucation, we’re taking the time to document all of the changes that have occurred to the SR&ED program over the years. In our “From the Archives” series, you’ll be able to see how the program has evolved since its inception in 1986. For a timeline of these events, check Read more…
Forced fees – just for SR&ED, or should everyone disclose? Everything is in a flurry at the SR&ED Education and Resources office as we rush to document the changes to the program in relation to our favourite tax credit, Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED). It appears that the Read more…