Cross-border innovation funding opportunities between Canada and the U.S.

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Originally aired on January 16th, 2026

In this webinar replay, our experts break down the key innovation funding programs in Canada and the U.S., including SR&ED, U.S. R&D Tax Credits, and grant opportunities supporting AI, growth, and international expansion. 🎯 You’ll learn: • How Canada SR&ED and U.S. R&D Tax Credits work • Key differences, similarities, and recent updates • Funding opportunities to support cross-border R&D and innovation • Upcoming deadlines and compliance considerations This session is designed for C-suite, finance, R&D, and innovation leaders looking to align their R&D investments with the right funding programs.

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About The R&D Tax Credit

The Research & Development Tax Credit is a federal incentive that allows companies to reduce income tax liability in the current tax year, and receive a cash refund for taxes paid in the last three years.

Many states have implemented their own version of the R&D Tax Credit, and qualifying businesses can claim both

The majority of businesses are unaware that their daily operations could qualify to a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit, irrespective of industry or company size. An activity that meets the 4-part test is a qualifying research activity and can potentially qualify for claiming R&D Tax Credit.

About Leyton

Leyton is an international consulting firm & global leader in R&D tax credits that helps businesses leverage financial incentives to accelerate their growth and achieve sustainable performance. ​We simplify access to these complex incentives. Our combined teams of highly skilled Tax and Technical specialists maximize the financial benefits for businesses.​ With compliance always front of mind, we have been delivering optimal services for our client for over 25 years. This provides peace of mind that you will always receive the maximum benefit, without taking risks.

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