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Newsroom – Convictions – Ontario.
Judge’s verdict reasonable — Conviction did
not represent miscarriage of justice
M was the director and controlling mind of the corporate taxpayer. Both were charged with two counts of making scientific research and experimental development (‘‘SR&ED’’) claims to which they were not entitled. They were acquitted [...]
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“The key thing here is certainty,” Mr. Myers says. “As a business investing in innovation and technology, you need to be able to write your costs off as quickly as possible. That’s a huge addition to cash flow, and it’s cash flow that drives investment.”
Further Reading... →Although there is the professional cost to consider when planning to submit a claim, there is otherwise no minimum claim required.
Valentine, whose project is currently on hold due to strong competition from Chinese-made furniture, encourages the government to develop follow-up programs to help get new Canadian products to market.
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The fattest course on the menu of Canada’s federal support for R&D is SR&ED, the $4 billion“Scientific Research and Experimental Development” tax credit program. So many people have been beating on SR&ED lately that makes you wonder whether it has any political allies.
via Who is shredding SR&ED? [...]
Further Reading... →The SR&ED program is a federal tax incentive program, administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), that encourages Canadian businesses of all sizes, and in all sectors to conduct research and development (R&D) in Canada. It is the largest single source of federal government support for industrial R&D.
The SR&ED program gives claimants cash refunds [...]
Further Reading... →Canada supports innovation and entrepreneurship through one of the most favourable and efficient tax treatments for scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED) expenditures in the world. This is especially true when combined with the provincial R&D tax incentives. An average benefit rate on R&D investment is 30 per cent for the corporation.
via Do [...]
Further Reading... →We strongly support the CRA is any proposed enforcement measures to ensure that unscrupulous participants are completely removed from the program.
via Globe & Mail: Flawed R&D Scheme Costs Taxpayers Billions « MEUK Corporation.
Further Reading... →SADI provides Canadian aerospace and defence (A&D) industries with repayable contributions for strategic R&D projects.
ITO calculates the contribution amount for each project on the basis of it being the minimum amount of assistance required to ensure that the project proceeds successfully and generates benefits for Canadians.
via Industrial Technologies Office – Program Overview.
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