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ZBB Energy receives $180,000 R&D Tax Incentive

April 9th, 2013

ZBB Energy Corporation is an industry leader in the design, development and manufacture of energy storage and power control technology. The company’s Australian subsidiary ZBB Energy Pty has announced an AUS$180,000 R&D Tax Incentive Refund for the 2012 fiscal year.  Eric Apfelbach, CEO and President of ZBB Energy said “We appreciate the continued support of the Australian government for our research activities in Australia. Our R&D efforts on new product designs, cost reduction, and performance improvements on our flow battery […]

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Another win for an Australian Business

April 5th, 2013

Australian Biotechnology Company, Spinifex Pharmaceuticals has announced it has received an R&D Tax Incentive of approximately AUS$1.5 million. The Melbourne company established in June 2005 develops new medicinal drugs for the treatment and management of pain. The funds will be reinvested in further clinical development. Spinifex Pharmaceuticals CEO Tom McCarthy said: “This payment under the R&D tax incentive program is a good example of how Government initiatives can support innovative companies in the biotechnology industry and other sectors”. Click here […]

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R&D Tax Incentive Deadline is Fast Approaching

March 21st, 2013

As the R&D Incentive deadline looms, companies are reminded that they need to register before 30 April to be eligible to claim for R&D activities for the 2012 financial year. This is the first year the benefits of the new R&D Tax Incentive will be seen.  The R&D Tax Incentive (which replaced the R&D Tax Concession), provides generous support for companies who spent over $20,000 on experimental activities in FY2012.  Companies with an aggregated turnover of less $20 million could […]

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Swanson Reed appear in the Financial Review

March 13th, 2013

With the government’s recent R&D cuts from groups with revenue over $20 billion, there is some uncertainty surrounding the Australia’s commitment to research and development.  A recent article in the Australian Financial Review explores the possibility that Australian businesses might look to invest elsewhere where R&D tax credits are more stable.

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