How to Maximize Your SR&ED Tax Credit Claim

Your accountant knows your business very well, and will be happy to fill out the SR&ED t661 Tax Claim forms that Revenue Canada requires. You may be leaving a lot of money on the table by doing this, though.

It takes someone with over 10 years engineering experience in the field to fully exploit your SR&ED tax credit claim.

Visit SR&ED Max for more information on how you can maximize your claim.

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SR&ED Tax Credits

There are some very generous research and development tax credits in Canada, and you should be taking advantage of them.
The Canadian government allows $4 billion in tax credits every year to companies (and other taxpayers, as well) who perform research and development in order to become more competitive. The Program is called the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Tax Incentive Program.