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New SR&ED Enforcement Measures Announced
The 2013 federal budget has announced new compliance measures to monitor the advice provided by SR&ED practitioners. The following measures were proposed by the federal budget: The Business Number of each SR&ED practitioner will be required with each SR&ED claim, … Continue reading
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Reduction of SR&ED May Have Negative Impact on Oilsands Cleanup
According to a report by Geoff Dembicki of the TheTyee.ca, the cuts of SR&ED tax credits will erode the ability of fossil fuel producers to reduce their environmental footprint. Bob Bleaney of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) reasons … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, CAPP, cleantech, Gradek Energy
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NorthBridge Winter 2012 Newsletter – Raising and Allocating Financing For Growth
Government funding solutions dramatically reduce the risk associated with expansion by allowing companies to make more substantial investments with increased return opportunity, which the company may not have been able to fund on its own. This can translate into machinery … Continue reading
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Green Party Leader Argues that Canada Needs to Invest in Innovation and the Clean-Tech Sector
Environmentalists, such as Elizabeth May of the Green Party, argue that investment into oilsands development should be instead be allocated to innovation in the clean-tech sector. May suggests that growth in the clean-tech sector helps to achieve both economic goals … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 budget, Alberta deficit, clean energy, clean tech, Elizabeth May, Green Party
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How a Canadian Startup Thrived Without VC Investment
Uberflip’s Randy Frisch explains in his blog post how he adopted 5 key strategies which have allowed him to avoid institutional funding. 1. Recurring revenue Creating a stream of recurring revenue allow you to structure your business growth. Monetize your business … Continue reading
