We are trusted SR&ED consulting specialists and funding advisors dedicated to supporting innovation-driven companies in the Canadian business landscape, helping them secure funding support and access valuable tax credits.
At RCM Claims, we help Canadian companies transform innovation into funding through strategic SR&ED consulting, IRAP advisory, and government grant support.
Our team works with businesses across industries to identify eligible research and development activities, structure defensible SR&ED claims, and maximize available R&D tax credits and innovation funding.
Whether you’re developing new technologies, improving manufacturing processes, advancing medical research, or testing environmental solutions, we take the time to understand the technical challenges behind your work. This allows us to capture the full scope of eligible innovation and uncover funding opportunities that are often overlooked.
Our process is built on experience, transparency, and results. With a no-risk fee structure, you only pay when your claim is approved, making it easier for Canadian businesses to access SR&ED tax credits, IRAP funding, and other government innovation programs that support long-term growth.
Canada offers many innovation funding programs, including SR&ED tax credits, IRAP funding, and other government grants, designed to support companies advancing technology and solving technical challenges.
You don’t need a laboratory to qualify. If your team is improving processes, developing new products, testing materials, or overcoming technical limitations, your work may already meet the criteria for R&D tax credits and innovation funding.
At RCM Claims, we help companies identify eligible work, prepare defensible SR&ED claims, and ensure their innovation is properly documented. We also support clients through CRA reviews and audits, helping defend claims with confidence.
• Developing new or improved products, processes, or technologies
• Testing performance under new conditions
• Solving technical challenges through experimentation
• Designing and refining prototypes
• Investigating technological uncertainties
When properly documented, this work can generate valuable SR&ED tax credits and government innovation funding that can be reinvested into continued growth and development.
