The Government of Canada has awarded a $526,003 contract to support a new, innovative security solution. RaySecur International Inc. has developed a new device that can detect suspicious substances, powders, and liquids sent through packages in the mail. This groundbreaking technology will help ensure the safety of anyone receiving mail across the globe. The contract…
Converting innovative technologies into a commercial product can be a challenge for even the most disruptive tech developers. This obstacle is something many Canadian small and mid-sized businesses experience; those with the ability to conduct R&D activities but lack an extensive buyer network. Luckily, the Build in Canada Innovation Program (BCIP) provides the ability to…
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Learn about the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit program, who is eligible and what R&D projects it can be used for.
Finding government funding for video game development is not as tough as you may think. Canada is home to successful game studios thanks to grants and loans.
Has your SR&ED claim been denied by the CRA? You can dispute the outcome. Here are a few general steps to get you started on the process.
Navigate the intricate world of government funding with Ryan’s comprehensive SR&ED guide. Learn to maximize your R&D initiatives.
Our principal leader, David Douglas, a SR&ED specialist, offers insight into new reports that claim large businesses benefit disproportionately from the tax credit.
Projects eligible to receive Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credits need to prove their project is innovative enough for funding. We take a look into what this means.
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.