Non-dilutive financing is an attractive funding option for startup founders and small to medium-sized business owners seeking financing that does not require them to give away equity or ownership in their company. While for many businesses non-dilutive funding is crucial for getting their startup off the ground, it is also
Canadian government grants can provide critical support to small businesses, investors, non-profits, and research institutions. These funds exist to save you money while helping you scale up your business. Read on for some tips that may help ease the pain of applying for government funding. Understanding the funding source The
As a startup founder, you may be a Type A kind of person who loves control and prefers to do everything yourself. But that’s not a sustainable plan, especially in the fast-moving world of business. As your business grows, you’ll need to hire the right people to help you out.
Last month we shared different tax credits available across Canada. However, we’ve only covered federal tax credits so far, and luckily for entrepreneurs, provincial governments have even more tax credits only available to local businesses. Each province has goals and industries specific to the area, but the overarching objective of
Tax season is a stressful time, but we shouldn’t forget the great opportunities that come along with it – tax breaks or benefits. There are many tax credits available to businesses, but finding the tax credits applicable to you can be time consuming and confusing. So, we’ve done the work
The film production industry in Canada is growing faster than ever. Many production companies see the benefits of working in this country, and we don’t blame them – with so much beautiful scenery and such cost-saving potential, it’s the ideal spot to film your next blockbuster. But, despite all of
Federal (2021 Edition) The best and first non-dilutive government funding for an early-stage company should be hiring grants. Pre-seed or seed-stage founders (less than 2 years) often ask, “Is there a hiring grant available for us?” The answer is yes! Before diving into each grant, it is important for us
Two of the most popular Government incentive programs in Canada is the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (‘SR&ED’) tax credit program and the Industrial Research Assistance Program (‘IRAP’). Both support the growth of Canadian companies and innovation! Even though the programs look similar, they have some key differences. What is
With more than 2500 government funded programs across Canada, finding the right resources for your business can be challenging. If you are an entrepreneur, here is a roadmap to help you navigate the funding programs available in Ontario. At the top, there are three major funding entities for innovation and
COVID-19 has created a lot of uncertainty for businesses of all sizes. This has required government intervention to assist them and the economy as a whole. How has COVID-19 affected research and innovation Government Funding Programs? The Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Incentive Program (SR&ED) is a tax incentive
