Can Medical Professional Corporations (MPCs) Claim SR&ED Tax Credits?
Uncover legal insights and regulatory considerations when applying for SR&ED Tax Credits as a Medical Professional Corporation (MPCs).
Discrediting SR&ED Misconceptions
Many Canadian businesses do not take advantage of the SR&ED tax credit program because they believe their project and/or costs are not eligible, but this belief is often guided by common misconceptions.
FAQs for International SR&ED Claims
Can your business receive SR&ED tax credits as a non-Canadian business? How about if you’re doing R&D work outside of Canada? The answers to these questions may surprise you.
Top Ontario Grants, Loans, and Tax Credits in 2023
This article discusses the top grants, loans, and tax credits from Ontario Government Funding in 2023.
Insights on Ottawa’s Upcoming SR&ED Review
In the Federal Budget 2022, Ottawa announced its plans to review its Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program, with a primary goal of improving Canada’s ranking on research and development.
Saskatchewan is Providing Tax Benefits for Value-Added Agriculture
The Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI) supports value-added facilities in the province with tax rebates.
Response to COVID-19: Ontario Employer Health Tax Exemption Increase for 2020
There has been an increase to the Ontario Employer Health Tax exemption for 2020 from $490,000 to $1 million due to COVID-19.
Canada’s Initial Economic Response to COVID-19
The Canadian government released a $27 Billion economic support response plan against COVID-19. Mentor Works breaks down what this means for your business.
Ontario Job Creation Investment Incentive: $3.8B in Tax Relief for Businesses
Ontario small businesses can access corporate tax relief under the Ontario Job Creation Investment Incentive. Read more about its available offerings.
Gain a Manufacturing Edge w/ Grants and Tax Incentives: June 22 in Gormley, Ontario
The Canadian manufacturing industry has reasons to be cautious, yet optimistic in the short-term future. In February 2016, the industry’s contribution to Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 1.5%, yet as a whole, industry sales dropped by 1.6%. As the Canadian business landscape changes, manufacturing executives must understand how to respond to new opportunities…