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MITRAS Medical Advisory

SR&ED for clinician-scientists

Funding for the research you’re already doing.

If you’re a physician paid through a medical corporation, part of what it pays you for research may come back as a tax credit.

For example, a Quebec physician earning $350,000 with 40% research time could get about $93,500 in a simplified estimate. Estimate yours

Where MITRAS clients conduct research

For SR&ED engagements

No fee until the credits arrive

No retainer and no hourly billing. The fee comes out of the credits once they are paid, under terms agreed in writing before any work begins.

Review support included

If the CRA or Revenu Québec has questions about the claim, Ethan answers them with you at no extra cost.

A claim package for your accountant

You and your accountant receive the research report, eligible cost schedules and credit calculations to review before filing. Your accountant files the corporate tax return as usual.

Terms for research grants and funding roadmaps are agreed separately in writing before work begins.
Ethan Shak, Principal of MITRAS Medical Advisory

You work directly with Ethan Shak.

  • M.Sc.A. Translational Biomedical Engineering, McGill University (with distinction)
  • B.Sc., McGill University

Ethan’s background is in translational biomedical engineering at McGill University. When you engage MITRAS, he personally reviews your research protocols, interviews your team, writes the technical report, and calculates the eligible costs. The same person stays with the file from the first call through any CRA review.

Choose how to start.

Start with a 15-minute call or a short email about your research. Ethan will review your enquiry, discuss the funding options and suggest the next steps. A brief project summary is enough to begin.