R&D tax incentive changes bring confidence to business: BDO

New R&D tax incentive changes are likely to boost confidence among businesses whose innovation research investment has been incentivised amid the nation’s economic rebound, according to one mid-tier firm.

by | 7 Jul, 2021

ATO increases support for Indigenous businesses

The government’s updated research and development (R&D) tax incentives, first introduced in the 2020–21 federal budget, bring with them three key areas of change from 1 July, said Nicola Purser, R&D tax partner at BDO, and are mostly positive. 

Read more at the Accountants Daily. 

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