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The Scientific Research & Experimentation Development (SR&ED) program is administered by the Canada Revenue Agency. Companies can receive tax credits for various development work. The tax credit can be as much as 73% of eligible costs and can be claimed in cash.

Mobile Capital Network will help your company navigate through the complexities of the SR&ED program to maximize your tax refunds. MCN has all the technological and financial expertise to prepare your SR&ED claim in short order, without the need for your development and operations team to deviate from their work.

MCN’s team of experts has filed SR&ED claims for a wide range of companies; from large publicly traded companies, to small start-up companies, across a variety of sectors, from Information Technology to Mechanical Engineering and Life Sciences.

The Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (OIDMTC) is a refundable tax credit available to corporations operating in Ontario that produce interactive products that educate, entertain or promote Canadian culture.

Qualifying companies are eligible to receive a refund on expenditures of up to 40%. Unlike the SR&ED program, marketing and distribution expenses can also be refunded under the program. A common misconception with this program is that it cannot be combined with SR&ED. While it is true that OIDMTC amounts must be removed from SR&ED claims to prevent double-dipping, companies are allowed to take advantage of both programs.

Mobile Capital alleviates the burden of preparing your OIDMTC application to ensure your application is filed in a timely and efficient manner.

The British Columbia Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (BC IDMTC) is a refundable tax credit available to corporations operating in British Columbia, that produce interactive products that educate, inform or entertain.

Qualifying companies are eligible to receive a refundable tax credit of 17.5% on eligible salaries and wages incurred in the development of an interactive digital media product. The BC IDMTC is available to qualifying companies from August 31, 2010 to September 1, 2015.

Mobile Capital can alleviate the burden of preparing your BC IDMTC application, and ensuring that your BC IDMTC application is filed in a timely and efficient manner. More importantly, our consultants can run scenarios on your behalf to determine how best to combine your BC IDMTC filings with your SR&ED filings.

The Industrial Research and Assistance Program can be a significant source of funding for companies that are attempting to develop and commercialize new high-tech solutions. However, applying for an IRAP grant can be a daunting task due to the amount of planning, documentation and preparation required in preparing a proposal. Mobile Capital’s consultants have over a decade of experience with an extraordinary rate of success.

Mobile Capital can help you understand the benefits of the program, help you to organize and position your intellectual property to improve your organization’s chances of being accepted for funding.

The Canadian New Media Fund, administered by Telefilm Canada can be a great source of funding for your new projects. Canadian controlled corporations developing products that educate, entertain, or promote Canadian culture can apply to this program for funding. Mobile Capital can assist your organization to apply for funding, by utilizing its extensive knowledge of the program, and preparing your applications for submission.

The Fund operates with a limited pool of money for each year it operates. To ensure a successful filing, it is imperative that project eligibility is determined well before the filing deadline. Mobile Capital's consultants can assist you in the preparation of necessary documentation, and ensure that your project meets all of the program's guidelines.

Mobile Capital has developed a special program for qualified Israeli, Indian, Chinese, and Brazilian technology companies trying to establish a meaningful North American presence.

The program's objective is to help your company penetrate the North American market by the while greatly leveraging capital invested during in the process. The scope of our work includes setting up optimal business structures, securing management expertise, assistance with acquiring talent, conducting market and product research, business development activities as well as general consulting.

The program ensures that each dollar of capital allocated by into R&D and product development activities in Canada is turned into more than two dollars invested in the venture. At the end of the program, the client takes control over a fully functional North American entity ready to serve as launching bed for future expansion.

Mobile Capital helps its clients to design and adopt optimal business structures to take full advantage of the benefits available to them.

This includes advice on corporate structure, optimal ownership structure, geographic location of an R&D site, and other aspects of the business. Our consultants get actively engaged in business case development, financial modeling and financing aspects of the clients’ projects.

We help our clients devise and adopt internal processes that not only maximize eligibility of their development activities for government assistance programs, but often also improve overall efficiency and effectiveness of their teams.

Protecting Intellectual Property is a complex matter that affects business potential and valuations of any company. There are many issues one needs to consider before devising and executing on a company’s IP strategy.

Mobile Capital helps its clients to set proper business and corporate structures to maximize the value of the clients’ IP portfolios, identify geographic locations where IP has to be protected, prepare and write patent applications.

Our consultants will work with your team on identifying patentable ideas, investigating competing products and technologies, preparing and writing patent applications, liaising with patent attorneys as well as optimizing your properties chances for success.