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Global auditors cast doubt over Government-cited report
Report authors throw cold water over own findings, claiming it was written before Government changes
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Government backflips on R&D tax changes
The Government has released a significantly re-written second draft of its highly unpopular proposed R&D Tax concession changes.
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Government admits going too far on R&D tax concessions
The Government has admitted going too far and causing “unintended consequences” with its proposed R&D tax concession changes.
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AIIA: Government officials admit overstepping on R&D tax changes
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) claims officials from the departments of Innovation and The Treasury have admitted aspects of proposed R&D tax concession changes were unexpected and unintentional.
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