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AusIndustry Publishes New Hypothetical Machine Learning Case Study.

August 26th, 2024

AusIndustry have recently published a case study to provide practical examples for eligibility of activities involving machine learning.    It’s probable that this guidance has been in response to a rising number of claims involving AI and ML type activities.   The examples in the case studies will assist R&D entities identify when they might have eligible R&D activities, and what information is relevant for assessing and showing eligibility.   In an earlier Swanson Reed blog post in recent weeks (titled: Assessment of AI related activities […]

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Swanson Reed presenting R&D Tax update at MSIA Event – July 2024

July 15th, 2024

Swanson reed is providing an update on the R&D Tax Incentive at an event on Thursday, July 25th, 2024 in Brisbane presented by MSIA (Medical Software Industry Association). The 2024 MSIA Brisbane event is being held in conjunction with the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) to provide a full day of updates and insights in Digital Health. Swanson Reed’s update will provide an update on R&D Tax including insight into current policy discussions leading into the upcoming review of Australia’s […]

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Coronavirus Information and Support for Business

March 20th, 2020

The government has, over recent weeks, announced a wide variety of stimulus measures to assist businesses to cope with the Coronavirus situation. The stimulus offered is from multiple levels of government and for multiple purposes.

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ANU Poll Reveals Attitudes to Business, Science and Innovation

April 27th, 2017

A poll of 1,202 people by the Australian National University (ANU) found that the majority of Australians strongly value science and innovation. The survey conducted by the ANU Social Research Centre found that Australians understood the importance of research for Australia’s future even if they didn’t feel confident when it came to adapting to technological change themselves. 45% of respondents believed that technological change occurs too quickly to keep up with, with only 12% strongly agreeing that they can keep […]

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