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SR&ED Tax Credit Application Support

SR&ED claim preparation: technical narratives and R&D refund maximization.

$599flat rate
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What this service solves

The Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit is Canada's largest R&D incentive, but claims are rejected or reduced for vague technical narratives and unsupported project boundaries. We prepare the technical narrative, document the experiments, and maximize your refund.

Goals

  • Maximize your SR&ED refund with a defensible technical narrative
  • Document experiments and project boundaries to withstand CRA review
  • Claim eligible costs (lab, materials, subcontractor, overhead)

Outcomes

  • A drafted technical narrative for each SR&ED project
  • Documented experiments, hypotheses, and technological advancement
  • An eligible-cost schedule (lab, materials, subcontractor, overhead)
How it works

The SR&ED Tax Credit Application Support Process

1

Project scoping

We scope each SR&ED project, defining the technological advancement sought and the experiments performed.

2

Narrative drafting

We draft the technical narrative (Form T661) with hypotheses, work performed, and results.

3

Cost schedule

We build the eligible-cost schedule (lab, materials, subcontractor, overhead) to maximize the refund.

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Frequently Asked Questions

SR&ED Tax Credit Application Support - Your Questions Answered

What is SR&ED?

It's the Scientific Research & Experimental Development tax credit - Canada's largest R&D incentive, refunding a share of eligible R&D costs. We prepare claims that withstand CRA review.

What costs can I claim?

Eligible costs include wages, materials, subcontractor R&D, and overhead. We build a complete eligible-cost schedule so you claim everything you're entitled to.

Why are SR&ED claims rejected?

Most rejections come from vague technical narratives and unsupported project boundaries. We draft Form T661 with clear hypotheses and documented experiments to avoid this.

Statistics & Program References (2026)

All figures on this page are sourced from official Government of Canada and United States government publications. Figures reflect 2026 program parameters unless otherwise noted.