Following the US election in 2024, a new Government will be installed in the US during January 2025. The impact of the new Trump Government on US R&D and tax policy is not immediately clear, and it may impact some industries differently to others. Possible impacts may include: there will be a clear push to favor US based manufacturing via tax and tariff measures; media commentary notes that the incoming US president is expected to reduce support for research on the environment […]
AusIndustry have announced and released an updated version of the Extension of Time (EOT) form through the R&D Tax Incentive (R&DTI) customer portal. Companies are required to use the portal when applying for any extension of time to submit an R&D application if it is not able to be submitted by the original deadline (with the deadline being approximately 10 months after the end of the financial year). The updated form provides clarity around the 2 types of extensions you […]
As now required by law, The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has released its first annual Research and Development (R&D) tax transparency report on entities claiming the R&D tax offset. The information the ATO published includes: name of the R&D entity claiming the R&D tax incentive and their ABN/ACN; entity’s total expenditure on R&D (known as total notional deductions claimed – label Z in Part A of the R&D tax incentive schedule) less any feedstock adjustments (label B in Part B […]
The Queensland Government has announced that Round 7 grant applications for their Made in Queensland (MIQ) Grant will open on September 24th. MIQ offers grants up to $2.5 million for Queensland small to medium manufacturers. The program is designed to help manufacturers increase their international competitiveness, productivity and innovation, and generate high-skilled jobs for the future by purchasing and implementing new and advanced equipment or technologies as part of operations. Whilst companies that can attain grant funding should look […]