Nunavut-based CCPCs doing experimental development claim federal SR&ED ITCs via the T661. Like other territories, Nunavut has no parallel territorial R&D tax credit — eligibility and filing follow CRA rules nationwide.
Iqaluit and community-based tech projects can qualify when technical uncertainty is documented
Infrastructure and logistics challenges can be part of the technical narrative — not automatic eligibility
Smaller headcounts mean every eligible hour should be traceable
18-month filing deadline applies — plan documentation before fiscal year-end
Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut do not have a separate territorial R&D tax credit like the provinces. Eligible corporations claim federal SR&ED ITCs through the T661 — the same Canada-wide CRA program.
Not sure whether to use software, hire a large firm, or file yourself? These guides break down the trade-offs.
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