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.
Is Your Alberta Business Eligible for the Innovation Employment Grant (IEG) and SR&ED Tax Credits?
Find out how your Alberta business can stack tax credits from the federal SR&ED funding program and the Innovation Employment Grant (IEG).
IRAP or SR&ED: Which R&D Funding is Right for Your Business?
The two most common Canadian government research funding initiatives are IRAP and SR&ED, but how do they differ, and which can best support your business?
How to Stack Government Funding Programs to Optimize Projects
Optimize the amount of Canadian government funding your project can receive by stacking multiple federal and provincial grants, loans, and tax credits.
Will the SR&ED Credit Impact My Taxes?
Many Canadian organizations often ask, “How will SR&ED impact my business’s taxes?” This article outlines what to expect.
Canada’s Federal Budget 2022: Investing in Sustainability, Housing, and the Economy
Canada has released the 2022 federal budget. This blog highlights the key aspects that may impact your business.
Food Science Funding – How SR&ED Funding Works for Natural and Organic Ingredient Projects
Want to know how your business can receive tax credits for natural and organic R&D projects in the food and beverage industry? Read on about how SR&ED funding is commonly used in the agribusiness landscape.
Find Canadian Government Funding for Your Top Strategic Projects
Canadian government funding programs are used strategically to fund business activities via government grants, loans, tax incentives, and more
How to Choose the Best Canadian Government Funding for Your Business
Discover how to identify and apply for the government funding programs ideal for your business’ unique growth plans and expenses.
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.