TAX CREDITS, TAX INCENTIVES (SR&ED) AND GOVERNMENT FUNDING
Supporting growth by maximizing
financing its projects.
From innovation to capital acquisition
These grant programs cover a wide range of growth projects, from innovation and capital acquisition to recruitment and training. However, unlike tax credits, these grants often require an application for funding before any costs are incurred. That’s where our expertise comes in.
We help you navigate the requirements, criteria and funding deadlines specific to each program, providing you with the appropriate planning to maximize your chances of success. Our proactive approach allows you to take full advantage of available financing opportunities, while minimizing your risks.
Grants can also have an impact on an organization’s SR&ED tax credit claim. A strategy is needed to maximize the combination of the two programs.
Rely on our expertise to boost your innovation and development projects, and optimize your tax credits and subsidies.
Tax credits and incentives are advantageous tools for financing growth projects. Our team of experts is dedicated to optimizing these opportunities. With a team of engineers and tax specialists, we provide in-depth analysis of your past, present and future projects to build your business case and efficiently manage applications to government authorities. We do everything we can to optimize your tax credits and project expenses.
In a complex landscape of thousands of grant programs, daring entrepreneurs like you can feel overwhelmed by the possibilities. At Demers Beaulne, we’re here to guide you through this maze of possibilities, identifying the programs that best suit your specific needs.
Our experts are here to help you benefit from tailor-made solutions that meet your needs and plan your projects through the various government funding programs.
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