by Jamie Collins | Jan 25, 2021 | Blog
What is the issue? Problems with many R&DTI applications start with the hypothesis used. It is difficult for many claimants to get this right. Many are vague and non-specific, making them impossible to prove in an experiment, making them eligible for the... 
by Jamie Collins | Nov 23, 2020 | Blog
The scientific experiment in the R&D Tax Incentive What is an R&D Tax Incentive experiment? One significant reservation that potential applicants have with the R&D Tax Incentive is the need for the claimed R&D to be based on the principles of... 
by Jamie Collins | Nov 4, 2020 | Blog
Core Activities What is a Core Activity in R&D Tax Incentive? R&D Tax Incentive applications to AusIndustry are written in terms of Core Activities and Supporting Activities. These two types of activities describe the actual technical work done in the claimed... 
by Jamie Collins | Nov 3, 2020 | Blog
What is a technical gap in R&D Tax Incentive? So, you have looked into the R&D Tax Incentive enough to know that you are an eligible entity, so you are eligible to submit an R&D Tax Incentive claim. The next issue is what you can claim – which part of your... 
by Jamie Collins | Oct 20, 2020 | Blog
Many would know that the Australian Government has been pursuing changes to the R&D Tax Incentive program, which were expected to save $1.8bn if implemented. These changes have been bogged down in a Senate committee review for some considerable time, with the... 
by Jamie Collins | Sep 29, 2020 | Blog
The R&D Tax Incentive program is great for startup companies. Why? Let us explain. One misunderstood aspect of the R&D Tax Incentive is that there is no requirement for the R&D to lead to commercial or even technical success. As long as you attempt to...