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Every published round Australian Taxation Office took part in, and every parcel of existing shares it bought off another holder. Deals we hold but haven't published yet are not counted.
Companies Australian Taxation Office has backed in a published round, and companies whose existing shares it bought off another holder.
| Company | What it does | First invested | Rounds | Led |
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Fund closes reported for Australian Taxation Office, as distinct from the investments it has made.
Companies Australian Taxation Office has backed that another company then bought. An exit for the holding, not a deal Australian Taxation Office did.
Stories naming Australian Taxation Office. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Advisers warn that ATO audits and years-later repayment demands are destabilising firms claiming the R&D tax incentive, citing BindiMaps' administration and sale, as the government prepares to overhaul the scheme from 2028.
A liquidator suspects the Big Smoke, Alexandra Senter's publishing and marketing agency, spent years unable to pay debts before collapsing owing over $4 million, much of it to the tax office and her family.
ANNA's Australian operation obtained its financial services licence and rolled out Apple Pay, Google Pay and Mastercard checkout alongside ASIC and ATO integrations, letting small firms manage payments and tax in one place.
A Mackay Goodwin tax specialist explains Australia's R&D Tax Incentive, urging eligible startups and SMEs to claim early, and cites MindFlight7's recent refund of more than $150,000 as an example of the cash-flow benefit.
Queensland smart-grid company Elexsys Energy, trading as Planet Ark Power, won federal and state grants and partial Series B backing before being wound up on a tax office application.
Australian accounts payable automation provider SpendConsole has entered the Middle East by opening a Dubai office, prompted by regional e-invoicing mandates and a newly signed major tea company customer.
Roundup of manufacturing news: Namoi Cotton agrees a takeover scheme with Louis Dreyfus, Bio-Gene receives an R&D tax payment, SPEE3D and NIOA appoint executives, and Cicada opens workshop applications.
Roundup: ClearVue gets a $935,000 research tax credit; UNSW and Northrop Grumman Australia team up on quantum communications; Sentinel Boats shows an autonomous vessel; UOW leads national research rankings; LETA welcomes CCS progress.
Roundup of manufacturing news: Vaxxas secures CEPI funding and a CRC-P grant, Hastings gains an increased NAIF loan, Bio-Gene receives an R&D tax incentive, plus jobs data and a skills consultation.
Manufacturing roundup covering Cyclopharm's tax incentive payment, Carbon Revolution's government grant payments, CEFC's wind farm debt commitment, Adbri's land sales, a Monash energy report and a Wollongong research showcase.