Is your work technically-challenging? Are you spending money developing prototypes? You may to receive 68 cents on the dollar! Join this online webinar session where you can learn and interact from your home or office. This webinar is first in a series of science, technology and innovation webinars delivered by KAST (Kootenay Association of Science and Technology). The BC Science and Technology Council work with Small Business BC to reach small business clients in the science, technology and innovation field.
As an introductory offer this webinar is complimentary to our clients.
The webinar will be delivered by Richard Moore, former SR&ED Consultant to CRA.
In this webinar you will……
• discover how much government Scientific Research & Experimental Development tax incentives that your company may be eligible to receive;
• understand what activities qualify for SR&ED;
• include all SR&ED-eligible expenses;
• know what documentation to submit within your tax return;
• learn to navigate CRA’s approval process;
• ask questions to discuss your situation. This a live Q&A session .
Presenter Richard Moore has assisted over 110 of technology start-ups in the areas of technical developments: software, hardware, electronics, telecommunications, games, multimedia, medical devices, and manufacturing. During his employment with CRA Richard reviewed hundreds of SR&ED project submissions. If you’re already claiming SR&ED you will benefit from understanding CRA’s perspectives: technical and financial. He taught at Okanagan University College, UVic and SFU.
As part of the Small Business BC Online Business Day Vancouver registrants are welcome to participate live at the Small Business BC Vancouver location with our other clients click here to register for the Vancouver location.
or like all webinars you can participate from your home or office online click here to register for webinar participation.
Presenter: Richard Moore http://www.techincentives.ca
Date: Oct 21st, 12 noon
Click here to register http://www.kast.com/?q=node/2202
