More than 100 members have attended AusBiotech consultation meetings this week or made submissions, as the industry organization prepares its response in the government’s window for comment on the Review of the Research & Development (R&D) Tax Incentive.
AusBiotech briefings, held in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne with the support of Deloitte, were held to inform members and seek contributions to the crafting of the industry’s response to the ‘Ferris, Finkel, Fraser’ Review of the R&D Tax Incentive. The federal government has invited feedback on the Report’s six recommendations, until October 28, 2016.
Strong themes in response to the report’s package of recommendations include:
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