The advisor behind Bytown Advisory.

Bytown Advisory is a boutique practice, deliberately. Claims are prepared by a former Big Four Senior Tax Manager — not handed to a junior preparer working from a questionnaire.

Years inside a Big Four national incentives group meant reviewing hundreds of claims across software, hardware and data-intensive businesses, and defending them when the CRA came back with questions. That work makes the difference between a narrative that reads like marketing copy and one that reads like a record of systematic investigation.

What sets the practice apart is engineering fluency. Your team can talk about embeddings, retrieval quality, distributed consensus or inference latency without translating for the accountant in the room. That fidelity survives all the way into the T661 — which is precisely why reviewers stop asking questions.

The result: zero claims denied, and clients who spend their review cycles shipping rather than reconstructing what happened eighteen months ago.