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SR&ED Manufacturing: If You Change Materials, Make a Review
Changing materials is often routine, but when substitute materials behave unpredictably in production, the work may be worth reviewing for…
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Can Custom Tooling Qualify for SR&ED? What You Need to Prove
Short answer: yes, sometimes. Custom tooling may qualify for SR&ED when standard solutions cannot achieve the required precision, repeatability, durability, or integration…
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SR&ED Manufacturing: Find Out If Your Production Qualifies
Manufacturing companies are constantly working to improve production processes. However, not all production improvement activities qualify as SR&ED.
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SR&ED Manufacturing: Your Improvements Make a Strong Qualifier
Some manufacturing improvement work looks routine on the surface but may qualify for SR&ED. The work often becomes more technical…
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Developing a New Formulation Does Not Automatically Qualify for SR&ED
A new formulation on its own does not automatically qualify for SR&ED. Instead, was the technical result uncertain and resolved…
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SR&ED Manufacturing: Equipment Modification Can Be a Strong Qualifier
Manufacturers frequently modify equipment, adapt machinery, and push production systems beyond their documented capabilities. This work may qualify for SR&ED.
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