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They used to have an "Account Executive" program where you could talk to a reviewer BEFORE you started work to explain what you were doing and get tips on what
by doctorwho 12y ago
They used to have an "Account Executive" program where you could talk to a reviewer BEFORE you started work to explain what you were doing and get tips on what was eligible and what was not. I did that when I started and it was an eye opener!
The reviewer I spoke to was the one who handled all our claims, so it didn't hurt that he already knew about us. It made his job, and mine, a lot easier.
Wait... okay, found a link to the services they offer and Account Executive is still in there, plus a bunch of others...
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/txcrdt/sred-rsde/srvcs-eng.html http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/txcrdt/sred-rsde/srvcs-eng.html
If you're at all uncertain about what you can/should be claiming then you should definitely talk to a SR&ED professional or use one of these services to get definitive answers from the source.