Australian R&D Tax IncentiveDoes your development work qualify for the R&D Tax Incentive?
You have invested in software, technical development, or process improvement. But does that work actually meet the RDTI standard? This specialist screening tool shows you how strong your R&D position looks and what practical next steps make sense.
Free. Around 5 minutes. No adviser call required.
A genuine diagnostic, not a generic lead quiz
In a few minutes you will see whether your projects show the core characteristics of a potentially valid claim, and whether your records and structure could weaken one. It is a screening tool to help you understand if a deeper review is worthwhile, useful long before you speak to an adviser.
Technical uncertainty
Whether your projects faced problems where the outcome could not readily be determined in advance.
Experimentation
Whether you tested different approaches, prototypes, or methods to work out what would succeed.
New technical knowledge
Whether the work generated genuine new learning for your business about what would or would not work.
Evidence readiness
Whether your documentation, labour records, and time tracking would support a future claim.
Expenditure & scale
Whether your development spend is at a level that makes an RDTI claim commercially worthwhile.
Commercial structure
Whether your entity, commercial rights, and financial risk position support eligibility.
How it works
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Answer 18 short questions
Covering your development activity, technical uncertainty, records, spend, and commercial structure.
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Get your readiness score
See where your R&D position sits: Low, Medium, or High, in careful, defensible language.
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Understand your next step
Find out whether your projects warrant a deeper review and where your evidence needs strengthening.
Get practical clarity on your R&D Claim position and Next Steps
Built by specialists experienced in assessing and preparing R&D Tax Incentive claims for Australian startups, SMEs and innovation-led businesses.
Free and confidential. Around 5 minutes. A screening tool, not a legal determination.
