Tech Abstract’s R&D Tax Incentive services cater for ongoing clients and those companies that are new to the R&D Tax Incentive. The challenge for a new R&D Tax Incentive applicant is that the information available from AusIndustry’s website is vague and obscure and it is often very difficult to match it to your business and R&D activities. Tech Abstract was born from the company’s director Jamie Collins time at AusIndustry as a field auditor of the then R&D Tax Concession and the knowledge gained a decade ago coupled with STEM substance has produced over 300 successful applications. Tech Abstract is different in that it only consists of graduates from science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) which provides a qualified platform of technical competence and experience that underscores its R&D Tax Incentive services. Tech Abstract’s R&D Tax Incentive services cater for ongoing clients and those companies that are new to the R&D Tax Incentive. The challenge for a new R&D Tax Incentive applicant is that the information available from AusIndustry’s website is vague and obscure and it is often very difficult to match it to your business and R&D activities.