Seminar highlighting Canada's Research & Development Tax Credit from the SR&ED Experts
Written by Dan Comand January 24, 2010
Give your business a competitive
advantage: explore what the SR&ED program can offer you today. The
seminar is being held on February 11th 2010, at the Thornhill Golf and
Country Club.Have you created a new product, or improved an old product? Have you spent time perfecting the processes involved in production on your products? Have you had technical problems that have resulted in unfinished projects or prototypes?
If so, you may be eligible to recover hundreds of thousands in lost expenditures from the federal Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) Tax Incentive Program. With SR&ED you can collect significant returns from the Canada Revenue Agency for your company’s innovations, new technology, and product or process developments.
Join us for breakfast to hear a comprehensive explanation of the SR&ED program and how you can benefit from it. We'll discuss in depth:
- How the SR&ED program operates
- What work and expenditures are eligible
- What criteria must be met
- What to expect from your return and how the funds can benefit your business
- Review preparation and what to expect if the CRA calls for a review
and much more!
This seminar is of no cost to you, but the information you will receive is invaluable!
www.northbridgeconsultants.com/register
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