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The R&D Tax Incentive helps Australian businesses offset the financial risks of innovation by providing tax benefits for eligible research and development activities. For companies developing new products, processes, or technologies, understanding eligible activities, expenses, documentation requirements, and available tax offsets is essential to maximising claims and supporting long-term growth.

After the R&D Tax Incentive deadline, Rimon Advisory celebrated the team’s hard work with a reward trip to Singapore.

The 2026–27 Federal Budget proposes major changes to the R&D Tax Incentive, including higher offsets for core R&D activities, broader access for growing businesses, and stricter eligibility rules. While the reforms are not expected until 2028, businesses should start preparing now.

An overview of the key eligibility and compliance considerations when assessing AI and Large Language Model (LLM) activities under Australia’s R&D Tax Incentive (RDTI).

Discover expert R&D tax incentive tips for Australian businesses, including documentation best practices, audit readiness, technical claim strategy, and how to optimise eligible R&D tax offsets while reducing compliance risk.

Learn how to choose the right R&D consultant by evaluating technical expertise, compliance capability, industry experience, and long-term strategic support.