Make your SR&ED claim clear, supportable and easier to manage
We help Canadian businesses assess technical projects, prepare the claim and organize the evidence—so your team can focus on the work while staying ready for CRA questions.
Assess
Screen projects before investing in claim preparation.
Prepare
Connect the technical narrative to real project evidence.
Support
Respond consistently if the CRA asks follow-up questions.
What a well-run claim process should deliver
A claim is strongest when the technical facts, contemporaneous evidence and financial support tell the same story.
Eligibility before preparation
Screen projects against the SR&ED criteria before spending time assembling a full claim.
Evidence-led technical narratives
Connect technological uncertainty, experimentation and learning to records your team created during the work.
Coordinated financial support
Keep people, projects, eligible activities and expenditures aligned in one reviewable claim package.
Focused technical interviews
Use structured interviews and existing records so technical leaders spend time only where their input matters.
Review-ready organization
Prepare with potential follow-up questions in mind instead of trying to reconstruct the project later.
A repeatable annual process
Improve project screening and documentation habits over time to reduce year-end disruption.
What clients say about the process
A strong working relationship should make a complex claim easier for the technical and finance teams to understand.
"David and the team at SR&ED Capital have been instrumental in helping us navigate the complexities of the SR&ED program. Their thorough understanding of the requirements and ability to identify eligible activities we hadn't considered has been invaluable."
Joseph Apps
CEO, Joe Apps Technology Support Inc.
"David has been extremely easy to work with for what would be a terribly hard process if we tried to do it in house. He has helped us receive an extremely necessary amount of SR&ED funding and laid the groundwork on how to best track things for year end."
Nolan Anderson
CTO, Auxe Inc.
"Working with SRED Capital and David Barankin has been an outstanding experience. Over the past three years, David has guided us through the SR&ED process with precision and professionalism, ensuring successful submissions each time. His deep knowledge of the program and hands-on approach made a complex process seamless for our team. David doesn't just deliver results—he takes the time to explain every step, making sure we understand the impact and opportunities. Thanks to SR&ED Plus, we've secured significant credits that support our innovation and growth. I highly recommend David and his team to any organization looking for a trusted partner in SR&ED claims."
Jason Davies
CEO, CIO and Founder, ITS Consulting Inc.
A clear path from first conversation to filed claim
We agree on the facts and responsibilities at each stage, with no hidden guarantee about eligibility, timing or outcome.
Assess the opportunity
Discuss candidate projects, the technical uncertainties and the evidence available before deciding how to proceed.
Prepare the support
Interview the right people, organize contemporaneous records and align the technical narrative with eligible costs.
File and stay ready
Finalize a coherent package and keep the supporting record organized in case the CRA requests more information.
Work directly with the person guiding your claim
David Barankin
Founder and SR&ED consultant
David works with technical and financial leaders to understand what happened in the project, identify the evidence that supports it and keep the claim narrative grounded in the facts.
The first conversation is designed to determine fit. It is not a promise that a project qualifies or that a particular incentive amount will be received.
Direct
Consultant access
Focused
Technical interviews
Canadian
Program focus
Practical
Evidence process
“Clear claims begin with clear technical facts.”
Start with a practical eligibility conversation
Tell us what your team worked on, where the technical uncertainty arose and what kind of support you need. The introductory meeting is no obligation.