Rand Advisory

How a claim comes together

1. 1

   AI drafts from your evidence

   Rand reads the work your team already records in GitHub, Jira, Linear and Notion, and drafts your core and supporting R&D activities, hours and expenditure from it.

2. 2

   Your team reviews

   You correct anything that misreads the work and confirm the time and costs behind the claim. Nothing is treated as final until a person has approved it.

3. 3

   An Expert Reviewer approves

   An Expert Reviewer checks every activity against Division 355, flags weak evidence, and approves the claim pack before anything is submitted.

4. 4

   You submit to AusIndustry

   Rand prepares your R&D Tax Incentive registration from the director-approved claim pack. Your company declares and submits it to AusIndustry.

5. 5

   Your accountant handles the ATO side

   Rand delivers the final pack to you with a handoff letter for your accountant or tax agent, who completes the R&D schedule and lodges it with your company tax return.

Rand is not a tax agent and never lodges tax returns. The R&D Tax Incentive is a self-assessment program: your company owns its registration, and your own accountant or tax agent owns your tax return.

Who is behind Rand

George Walch

Founder and Expert Reviewer, Rand Advisory

George Walch is an Australian accountant and the founder of Rand Advisory. He works with software and health-tech companies on their R&D Tax Incentive claims, and reviews every claim Rand prepares as its Expert Reviewer: Division 355 eligibility, contemporaneous evidence, and claims that hold up when AusIndustry or the ATO looks at them.

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Company details

Legal entity

Rand Advisory Pty Ltd

ABN

75 696 205 660

Serves

Australian companies

Pricing

Service Fee, charged after your R&D Benefit is issued