Your R&D Claim Readiness Score

High exposure if lodged as-is.

Your answers suggest structural gaps that frequently cause problems later.

This commonly includes:

  • AI-generated or template-driven language
  • hypotheses that aren’t framed from a scientific perspective
  • unclear ownership of the technical narrative

If the application has already been lodged, options are limited.
If it hasn’t been lodged yet, this is the point where changes matter most.

Some avoidable risk identified. Usually fixable pre-lodgement.

Your R&D itself may be legitimate, but parts of the application could attract questions later.

This range often reflects:

  • prior-year material being reused too heavily
  • hypotheses written without strong technical ownership
  • descriptions that explain outcomes more than experiments

These issues are common — and usually fixable — before anything is submitted.

Structurally strong. Ahead of most claims.

Based on your answers, the application appears well framed.

Typically, this means:

  • hypotheses are grounded in the actual technical work
  • the language reflects experimentation, not marketing
  • there’s no obvious reliance on templates or AI

At this level, the main risk is small issues creeping in over time — particularly if future claims are rushed or reuse wording too heavily.

Pick a time below.

This is a practical 15-minute discussion about your R&D tax application and the underlying R&D.

We’ll pressure-test whether the way it’s framed is defensible as written, needs changes before lodgement, or should be structured differently.

If it’s solid, we’ll say so. If it isn’t, you’ll leave with a clear view of what to do next.

No pressure. Just a straight conversation.

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