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  2013

R&D Incentives Open Forum - R&D for SMEs

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 8 Aug 2013

 
  • From 1 July 2011, the Australian Government's R&D tax incentive replaced the previous R&D tax concession. The R&D tax incentive is a targeted and generous entitlement program that helps businesses offset some of the costs of doing R&D, and in doing so, aims to help more businesses do R&D and innovate. It provides even more generous support for small and medium-sized businesses than the R&D tax concession that it replaced.
  • This seminar allows you to find out more about the potential for your clients to benefit for the R&D tax incentive and expectations for AusIndustry's perspective.
  • It covers:
  • analysis of the eligibility criteria
  • the real benefits for SMEs
  • a real case study example
  • documentation - how much is enough?
  • is the review process really that painful?
  • risk for tax agents.

R&D tax incentive overview

Author(s): Steve Peters
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R&D tax incentive - Our experience

Author(s): Anne Hinton
Materials from this session:

R&D experiences presentation

Author(s): Tim Siebert
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Published On:8 Aug 2013
  • Took place at:InterContinental Hotel, Adelaide

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