Innovation, incentivised: How key R&D Tax regimes compare around the world
InsightCompare key R&D tax incentive regimes worldwide. See how global innovation funding, benefit levels, and eligibility differ across major jurisdictions.
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If you operate in a priority industry sector, and are looking to grow your business and create new jobs in Queensland, you could be eligible for one of the programs or schemes below.
We can support you in identifying the right program opportunity, developing your strategy and maximising application success. We encourage companies to speak to us early as the application process can be lengthy.
Please contact us to discuss your Queensland project and the best state-based funding opportunity to support it.
$17.75 million in funding is available through six regional manufacturing hubs in Cairns, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Mackay, Rockhampton and Townsville. The Hubs support regional business to modernise manufacturing, increase international competitiveness, lift productivity and stimulate sustainable job growth. For more information visit the Queensland’s regional manufacturing hubs.
Part of the $3.4 billion Queensland Jobs Fund, the Industry Partnership Program (IPP) supports companies in priority industry sectors to grow and create jobs in Queensland. The IPP supports productivity growth and increased economic resilience by strengthening Queensland's industries, targeting supply chain growth and delivering on specific industry development strategies. The flexible program offers tailored financial and non-financial assistance including:
For more information visit the Industry Partnership Program website.
The Strategic Investment Scheme (SIS) provides tailored assistance packages to businesses to undertake new investment, significant expansions or capability enhancement projects that promote jobs growth and economic activity throughout Queensland. Assistance includes:
For more information please visit the Investment schemes website.
The Investment Support Scheme (ISS) targets businesses with contestable projects, encouraging them to invest in Queensland over other jurisdictions. It targets international businesses to invest in Queensland through a transfer or expansion of operations. Assistance includes:
For more information please visit the Investment schemes website
Compare key R&D tax incentive regimes worldwide. See how global innovation funding, benefit levels, and eligibility differ across major jurisdictions.
With the 30 April 2026 registration deadline approaching, companies that performed R&D activities in the year ended 30 June 2025 should be reviewing eligibility, documentation and governance now to preserve their entitlement under the RDTI.
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