GrantsMAX for technology companies
Substantiate the engineering, not just the spend.
Software and product engineering may be eligible for the R&D Tax Incentive, but the narrative and substantiation are where claims fail. GrantsMAX drafts both from your data so your accountant reviews a complete, defensible pack.
Engineering is not the hard part
For technology companies, the software and product engineering may be eligible for the R&D Tax Incentive, but the claim rarely fails on the work itself. It fails on the narrative and the substantiation, where a technical reviewer needs to see genuine experimentation, not just billable hours.
Mapping work to eligibility
GrantsMAX frames your development work against what may be eligible and drafts evidence-backed activity narratives from your data. Risk flags are surfaced early, so weak points are visible while there is still time to address them.
A defensible pack, then lodgement
Your registered tax agent reviews the complete pack and lodges it, and you own the claim. Every figure traces to a source document, so the substantiation is built to hold up under audit.
The challenge
Engineering work that is hard to map to eligible R&D
Narratives that need to read for a technical reviewer
Substantiation that has to hold up under audit
How GrantsMAX helps
Map engineering to eligibility
GrantsMAX frames your development work against what may be eligible for the R&D Tax Incentive.
Defensible narratives
Evidence-backed activity narratives drafted from your data, with risk flags surfaced early.
Reviewed and lodged
Your registered tax agent reviews the pack and lodges. You own the claim.
~13,000
companies claim R&D each year in Australia
A defensible, audit-ready R&D claim for your engineering work, reviewed by your accountant.
Connect your data. Discover what you may be owed.
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