Miscellaneous 2005

Research & development tax concession: recent changes

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 20 Apr 2005

 

This presentation discusses the key expenditure concepts of the R&D tax concession (eg types of deductible expenditure and their treatment, the depreciating asset regime, core technology, feedstock rules, clawback and own behalf rules), as well as the new R&D tax offset and incremental (175%) tax concession, the grouping rules and the R&D tax schedule.

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  • Published By: Claire Gill
  • Published On:20 Apr 2005
  • Took place at:City West Function Centre, West Perth

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