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Canada's new R&D rules give deep tech a much-needed break

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Canada has updated its SR&ED program to include more upfront physical costs for companies engaged in tough tech, such as quantum computing and clean technology. This change helps extend the financial runway from scientific breakthroughs to market-ready products by providing non-dilutive capital through tax credits. Tech professionals should review recent major purchases to see if they qualify under the new rules, potentially unlocking additional funding for R&D activities.

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