7 Nov | CHICC Office Hours with Kate Mahady

• Are you a digital health founder looking to optimise your R&D tax strategy?

• Want to set up your R&D documentation to be compliant?

• Need help interpreting and applying the RDTI legislation to your solution?

• Curious about which costs are claimable under the R&D tax incentive?
  
  

With R&D tax claims under increased scrutiny – especially for software development – ensuring your documentation aligns with the latest ATO and AusIndustry guidance is crucial. Join us at CHICC for an exclusive one-on-one session to with R&D tax specialist, Kate Mahady, to get answers to your pressing questions about R&D tax claims.

‍This session aims to empower you to effectively leverage R&D incentives to support the growth of your digital health business. You’ll have the opportunity to discuss specific topics relevant to your business, including eligibility requirements, as well as broader expert guidance to help you navigate the R&D tax landscape and maximise your benefits.

There are only six spots available so book now.
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‍What you could cover:

• How to create compliant documentation that strengthens your claims and sets you up for success.
• Support in interpreting RDTI legislation, helping you navigate its complexities to support your growth.
• Learn which costs qualify under the R&D tax incentive, ensuring you maximise your funding opportunities.
• Equip yourself with the knowledge to confidently leverage R&D incentives for your digital health solution.

Questions you might have:

• How can I establish compliant R&D documentation?
• ‍‍What’s the best way to interpret the RDTI legislation for my project?
• Which costs qualify for claims under the R&D tax incentive?

Speaker:
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Kate Mahady, Partner, FB Rice Kate Mahady is a partner and leads our R&D tax consulting team in Melbourne. She has over 20 years' experience in research and development tax incentive consulting, including with the 'Big 4' accounting firms, and has strong experience in advising a broad range of technology-based companies from start-ups to large multinationals.  Kate is dedicated to assisting Australian companies navigate the complex R&D tax landscape to provide maximised, supportable claims to enable them to fund further research and development projects. ‍
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