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Opposition Policy on R&D Tax Incentive
January 17th, 2019With a federal election due over the coming months, the opposition labor party have made some announcements with respect to their policy on the R&D Tax incentive. The original R&D tax incentive legislation was enacted whilst the labor was in power. Labor have committed to maintain the R&D tax incentive as the primary lever to induce business R&D. Labor have indicated they would look to incorporate the collaboration premium within the R&D tax incentive for expenditure on activities undertaken in […]
Cutting Renewable R&D Funding in Australia
September 14th, 2016The Omnibus Bill As Australia’s government prepares to cut spending in order to repair the budget the Omnibus bill has been proposed, including in it a $1 billion cut to the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) which will effectively eliminate the agency. Without ARENA funding R&D, renewable energy research will grind to a halt as the policies and cuts being proposed have the potential to set the country back roughly 30 years. The World is Taking Notes For many […]
Increased R&D Funding for the Beef Industry
September 8th, 2016Upping Investment Funding MLA (Meat & Livestock Australia) released plans to increase investment funding in R&D by about AU$100,000 more than the previous year in support of the innovation and development of the grain-fed and grass-fed beef industry sectors. Of this AU$12.7 million, approximately AU$7 million will be focused on research and development (R&D) while the remaining funds will put towards marketing campaigns for both grass and grain fed stocks. Competitive Advantage In Global Meat News, the point was made that as […]
R&D Tax Funding Strategies for Your Business
August 9th, 2016If your business is involved in eligible R&D activities and you are interested in the Research and Development (R&D) tax incentive, our specialised team of R&D tax advisors is here to help. At Swanson Reed, we help companies claim the R&D tax incentive. We prepare over 600 R&D tax claims per year as Australia’s largest R&D tax advisory firm. If you are unsure of the R&D tax funding strategies that you may be missing out on, our team of R&D […]
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News & ResearchIndustry Leaders Call for Stability to R&D Tax Incentive as a Top Priority
Following on from Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s calls for business to identify regulatory road blocks to investment, Industry Leaders have named proposed cuts to the R&D Tax Incentive as their key concern. An AFR article published today has reported that […]
Reports of Government Considering Tax Incentives for Commercialisation of IP
The AFR has reported in articles this week that the government may consider incentives for the commercialisation of IP. This follows comments by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg who mentioned he would take a “close look” at the patent box tax incentive […]
