Scitax Advisory Partners LP

  

... the full service R&D tax credit specialists
 
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Murray Arlin Dentistry PC in Tax Court Canada 12-Apr-2012 [PDF]
Preston Manning & Jack Mintz analyze Jenkin’s Panel Recommendations on R&D Funding - Mar2012 [PDF]
Taxpayers' Ombudsman Report on SR&ED - Dec 2011 (released Feb 2012) [PDF]
SR&ED Report Calls for Change - Canadian Tax Foundation, Nov 2011 [PDF]
Jentel: Short and Sweet Guidance on SR&ED Eligibility – Canadian Tax Journal Dec 2011 [PDF]
New Ruling: Jentel Manufacturing in Federal Court of Appeal Dckt #A-222-10 14-Dec-2011 [PDF]
Jentel Manufacturing in Tax Court Canada 11-Jun-2010 Dckt 2008-3875(IT)G [PDF]


 









Scitax Advisory Partners LP is a Canadian professional services firm with specialist expertise in all aspects of planning, preparing and defending Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit claims.

We offer a multi-discipline team of engineers, chartered accountants and tax lawyers to ensure that your SR&ED claim issues are covered from every angle.

While we normally work in concert with our client's existing accountants, our affiliated tax-dedicated chartered accounting firm – Cadesky and Associates LLP – is an expert resource for advice on any taxation matter such as may arise either during the planning and preparation of your claim or while dealing with CRA afterwards.

In addition to planning and preparing new SR&ED claims, we also engage on SR&ED claims that have been challenged by CRA auditors or that have received negative assessments for either scientific or expenditure eligibility. If a satisfactory settlement cannot be achieved with CRA at the local office level, we will appeal your assessment through either Notice of Objection or Tax Court of Canada procedures with the assistance of our affiliated firm of tax lawyers.