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The Real Estate & Construction sector has always been on the front foot when it comes to developing and implementing innovative solutions. From resolving project specific issues to finding efficiencies in processes and supporting human capital – systems and automation have enabled positive change and efficiencies.
In the current environment, its imperative businesses keep up with the fast pace of change and identify efficiencies to remain competitive and overcome challenges. Tax incentives exist to support those who undertake eligible research and development (R&D) within their businesses – and it’s imperative that organisations understand what activities can be claimed, any limitations or documentation requirements.
So what does R&D look like the Real Estate and Construction sector? And have you considered whether your business could be accessing the R&D Tax Incentive or other grants and initiatives? Watch on demand to understand how you can leverage your innovation and what incentives you may be entitled to.
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Explore tax strategies to manage labour, fuel, import and cash flow pressures in construction.
From 1 July 2026, two significant changes take effect: Payday Super will require superannuation to be paid with every payroll run, and reforms to the superannuation guarantee charge framework will substantially increase the financial consequences of non-compliance. For real estate and construction businesses that rely heavily on contractors, the pressure to identify and manage super obligations correctly, and early, has never been greater.
For overseas property developers investing in Australia, early funding decisions can have a material impact on tax outcomes, deductibility and overall returns. Where debt, equity and related party funding are treated differently under Australian tax rules, the structure chosen at the outset matters.