SR&ED claims
Project eligibility, the T661 technical narrative, documentation of the work. Written to be read by a research and technology advisor, not to fill in boxes.
SR&ED · Grants · Tax credits
Monsieur Jules is a non-dilutive funding advisory firm. We prepare your SR&ED claims and grant applications, and we defend them when the authorities ask questions. The work is done by a senior expert, from the first call to the last email.
You will not find a "success rate" on this site. Here is why, and what we show instead.
What we do
Project eligibility, the T661 technical narrative, documentation of the work. Written to be read by a research and technology advisor, not to fill in boxes.
Funding map, priorities, writing, and follow-up with the funding body. We look at interest-free loans and tax credits too, not only grants.
Responding to a CRA technical or financial review, preparing the meeting, the objection report, and an expert report for the Tax Court of Canada.
An independent read of a file already written, in-house or by another firm: what holds, what exposes you, and what to document before signing.
Why a small firm
Training in biochemistry, pharmacology and molecular biology, management of a clinical laboratory, then two decades of files. We speak with your engineers and researchers in their own terms.
You deal with one person from start to finish. The person who assesses your project writes the file and answers the reviewer.
An eligible project is not always a strong candidate. When a file is weak, we say so before starting, along with what would make it solid.
How we are paid, what it covers and when the invoice is issued are agreed in writing before the work begins. Details here.
Sectors
Pharma and biotechnology, agri-food, software and artificial intelligence, manufacturing and materials, energy and clean technology, chemistry and processes, construction and buildings.
Tell us what your company does, the project at stake, your fiscal year-end and the deadline you are facing. You will get a straight answer: what can be claimed, what can be applied for, and what is not worth the effort.