Lunchtime Accounting Bootcamp in Waterloo

Posted by Rob Lewis on 2008-10-28 4:10:00 PM

Gary Will of WatStart reminded tech startups in Waterloo today that there is a free accounting bootcamp tomorrow (Oct. 29th) from 11am to 1pm at the Accelerator Centre. The session will look at tax credits available - some of which provide much needed cash.

  • SR&ED (scientific research and experimental development) is the best known and has always been a favourite with tech startups
  • The Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit, which could apply to any company creating interactive applications using at least two of 1) text 2) images 3) sound (which sounds like most Web apps might be eligible)
  • Bill 100: the proposed legislation that would give a 10-year provincial income tax refund to startups commercializing R&D by students or professors (it's not law yet—Communitech has asked that the eligibility criteria be broadened).

The free sesson (with lunch) is presented by PricewaterhouseCoopers, Accelerator Centre, WatStart and Communitech.

Company:
Communitech
Website:
http://www.communitech.ca
Location:
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Communitech is a member-based organization that represents over 400 technology companies in the Waterloo Region. Communitech drives the growth and success of the Region’s tech sector through a vibrant network of leadership, connections and promotion. more

Company:
The Accelerator Centre
Website:
http://www.acceleratorcentre.com
Location:
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

The Accelerator Centre (AC) officially opened its doors on May 18, 2006 through the cooperation of its founding partners: the Federal and Ontario governments, the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, the City of Waterloo, and the University of Waterloo. The Waterloo Research and Technology Park was selected as the site for the AC given the community-based initiative to foster the radical innovation that Waterloo... more


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