Eligibility
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Depending on your size and structure, you could recover up to 64% of eligible salary costs and 35% of R&D expenditures. Sometimes resulting in tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars back.
Projects aimed at solving technical challenges. Whether in software, manufacturing, clean tech, AgTech, or engineering. Even if they don't result in a commercial product.
You can still claim SR&ED. Good documentation strengthens a claim, but if you can reconstruct your R&D process with project notes, test results, or team interviews, eligibility is still possible.
Both qualify. Creating entirely new technologies and significantly improving existing products, materials, or processes can be eligible if the work overcomes scientific or technical uncertainty.
Yes. SR&ED allows you to claim a portion of contractor expenses, provided the work relates directly to eligible R&D activities and the contractors are properly documented.
You have 18 months after the end of your fiscal year to submit your SR&ED claim. Missing this window usually means losing the opportunity entirely.
You’re not alone. Many strong R&D projects get rejected due to poor documentation or inexperienced consultants. We work with vetted SR&ED experts who can assess whether your project is still eligible, correct past mistakes, and improve your chances on a future claim.
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