Research and Development Tax Incentive: have your say

5 October 2020

The Australian Government Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources is looking at ways to improve how people engage with the Research and Development Tax Incentive (R&DTI) program. The Department aims to understand:

•The time people spend accessing the incentive

•Their experience engaging with the program

•How useful they find the program guidance

BioMelbourne Network encourages you to complete the R&DTI customer survey to share your views with the Department. Responses will help target specific areas for improvement to ensure the R&DTI is accessible to companies participating in eligible R&D activities.

The closing date for the survey is 11 October 2020.

Complete the survey now.

Find out more about the R&D Tax Incentive and this survey here.

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