The federal government's R&D tax credit is now almost 12 months overdue and there has been widespread concern that it will be a significant wind back of the current R&D Tax Concession. This event looked at the story behind the delay in the credit and what the main changes and impacts are likely to be. This event also discussed some practical advice about how to handle the new R&D tax compliance environment introduced by AusIndustry in late 2010.
O' R&D tax credit, where art thou?
Author(s):
Kris Gale
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O, R&D tax credit, where art thou?
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Teresa Dyson
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- Published On:5 Apr 2011
- Took place at:Blake Dawson, Brisbane
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