Australian biotech companies might not have Brexit or an unpredictable new President to worry about, but they are being caused uncertainty by a troubling tax issue.
Constant reviews and recent changes to the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Incentive are jeopardizing Australian innovation and prompting the country’s biotechnology firms to reconsider their R&D investment, says research body the McKell Institute.
The public policy institute has examined how R&D policy instability affects the Australian biotechnology industry in a report titled Committing to the Innovation Nation: Why the R&D Tax Incentive is so important for Australia.
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