Almost all my clients are involved in R&D according to the definition of that term by the Australian Tax Office.
In short, investigative and experimental activities qualify for the R&D tax incentive if:
- their outcome is uncertain
- the outcome can only be determined by experiment
- the activities are for the purpose of acquiring new information
It is important to understand that you may be overlooking activities that you consider routine. The scheme provides a net after-tax benefit of 10 cents and up to 15 cents for companies with a group turnover of less than $20 million. Here is the link to the AusIndustry website:
http://www.ausindustry.gov.au/programs/innovation-rd/rd-taxincentive/Pages/default.aspx
I'm no tax expert, but this is surely not an opportunity to be overlooked. Please do contact me if you're interested. I would be delighted to point you in right direction -
barry@beagar.com.au
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