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Tariff Concession Revocation Request – Bags, Toolholders and Luggage Sets

savingpoint — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 07:12:20 +0000

Applications have been lodged by a local manufacture for revocation of the following Tariff Concession Orders:

TC 9705489
4202.12.90 CARRY CASES, LAPTOP OR NOTEBOOK COMPUTER OR PORTABLE PRINTER,
non-leather

TC 0003799
4202.12.90 CARRY CASES, COMPUTER AND COMPUTER PERIPHERALS

TC 0512263
4202.92.90 SHOPPING BAGS, COTTON

TC 0610621
4202.92.90 SETS, TRAVEL, consisting of ALL of the following:
(a) trolley bags;
(b) ticket wallets;
(c) backpacks

TC 0927491
4202.92.90 BAGS, SHOPPING, recyclable and reusable, sewn aromatic
polyester, with or without polyethylene terephthalate
carry pouch

TC 0937562
4202.92.90 BAGS, polypropylene, zippered closure, rectangular base,
incorporating handles

TC 1000790
4202.92.90 BAGS, POLYETHYLENE, having ALL of the following:
(a) zipper closure;
(b) rectangular base;
(c) carry handles

TC 1017930
4202.92.90 TOOLHOLDERS, TRADESMAN, being ANY of the following:
(a) pouches;
(b) holsters;
(d) holders

TC 0109833
4202.92.90 LUGGAGE SETS, of plastic and/OR textile materials,
comprising two OR more of the following:
(a) suitcases;
(b) garment bags;
(c) overnight bags

If you currently importing above goods, you must be aware that your company is not covered by in-transit provisions. Therefore, you may be subject to post action by Customs as any decision to revoke an order is backdated to the date of request for revocation.

If you are affected by the application for the revocation of the above TCO and you would like Saving Point to review your case, please contact us on 03 9555 3551 or info@savingpoint.com.au

Improvements to Commercialisation Australia

russellm — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 23:22:37 +0000

“MORE SUPPORT FOR AUSTRALIAN INNOVATORS”

As of today, December 7, the Federal government has introduced a series of measures aimed at improving the Commercialisation Australia program and provide greater assistance to Australian businesses that are developing a new product, process, or service.

The key measures include:

1. The annual turnover limit for the Commercialisation Australia applicants will rise from $20 million to $50 million.

2. The funds received under Early Stage Commercialisation grants no longer have to be repaid by the recipients.

3. Growing businesses that can benefit from access to skilled managers now have the option to apply for an Experienced Executives grant of up to $350,000, which is up from $200,000.

More information on the new Commercialisation Australia changes can be found here.

It is also expected that the Federal government will introduce further measures in 2012 to support innovation in the manufacturing sector. This is on top of the introduction of the new R&D Tax Incentive from July 1, 2011.

The R&D Tax Incentive is a broad based, non-competitive program, applicable to companies in all industries involved in eligible research and development activities to receive tax credits or refunds for the work undertaken during the year.

Also, as a reminder, companies wishing to apply for the R&D Tax Concession for the FY2010/11 have to submit their registration by April 30, 2012. It is highly advisable that the companies that have not yet submitted their FY2010/11 claim kick off that process ASAP so they do not miss out on much needed funding.

Please contact Saving Point with enquiries relating to any of the programs mentioned above.

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Tariff Concession Revocation Request

savingpoint — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 06:11:36 +0000

Applications have been lodged by a local manufacture for revocation of the following Tariff Concession Orders:

GLASSHOUSE PUMPING SYSTEM, programmable logic controlled, including ALL of the following:

(a) acid water neutralizers;

(b) variable speed water boosters;

(d) valves;

(e) switches;

(f) filters

If you are affected by the application for the revocation of the above TCO and you would like Saving Point to review your case, please contact us on 03 9555 3551 or info@savingpoint.com.au

R&D Tax Credit name change

russellm — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 05:09:08 +0000

On 2 September 2011, Innovation Minister, Senator Kim Carr announced the R&D Tax Credit will now be known as the R&D Tax Incentive. The name R&D Tax Incentive reflects the program’s overall objective of encouraging more companies to engage in research and development (R&D) in Australia.

Information Sessions: During September and October AusIndustry and the ATO will hold public information sessions about the R&D Tax Incentive. For further information and to register please follow the link to the information sessions page.

AusIndustry and the ATO, as administrators of the R&D Tax Incentive, will release guidance material for the program following Royal Assent.

The R&D Tax Incentive legislation will be supported by Regulations and Decision-making Principles. Application forms will not be available until the Regulations have been finalised. Information on the Regulations and Decision-making Principles is available from the Department of Innovation website.

$8M in Grant Funding – Commercialisation Australia

russellm — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 02:31:34 +0000

“Announcing almost $8 million in funding for 19 innovative Australian companies under the Government’s Commercialisation Australia program, Innovation Minister Senator Kim Carr said the Government was working with innovators to turn research into reality and create a richer, greener and fairer country.”

Applicant	Grant	Project Description
Endoluminal Sciences	Proof of Concept Grant $227,500	Breakthrough sealing technology for minimally invasive aortic valve replacement. The project involves demonstration of superior efficacy and positive user feedback (ease of use and procedural compatibility) of the Endoluminal Sciences’ sealing technology on commercially available minimally invasive aortic valves. This will be achieved by performing end-user studies on prototypes in the hands of experienced physicians (interventional cardiologists).
Applied Physiology	Early Stage Commercialisation Grant $1,695,967	Commercial integration of Navigator clinical decision support system software into global patient monitoring platform. The commercial integration of Navigator clinical decision support system software into global patient monitoring platforms. The projects key steps are: specification, design and adaptation of Navigator technology; completion of successful pilot site programs leading to global distribution agreement with Philips and other major platform providers; achieve regulatory approvals and clinical equivalency approvals; and development and delivery of educational, marketing and training materials.
Ecobuild Solutions	Early Stage Commercialisation Grant $448,198	Commercialisation of EasyFix wall cladding installation system and associated products. Ecobuild Solutions’ owns a patented installation system (“EasyFix”) which, together with its associated wall cladding products, provides great benefits to both new and existing homes/buildings. In order to prove the commercial viability of their innovation, Ecobuild Solutions now need to consolidate their patents, build “full building” prototypes locally, train new installers and prospective distributors, develop a robust sales and marketing infrastructure, follow-up overseas leads and secure a supply chain.
CIMTECH	Experienced Executives Grant $200,000	Commercialisation of a novel skincare product line. CIMTECH are aiming to commercialise a novel skincare product line based on the traditional medicine of the Cook Islands. Product development including formulation and marketing plans are required to successfully launch the product. CIMTECH requires an executive with experience in skincare and cosmetics to drive this product to market.
Metis Technologies	Skills and Knowledge + Experienced Executives Grants $250,000	High temperature fibre technology for custom engineered pollution control filtration. Metis Technologies is commercialising advanced fibre technology for pollution control filtration for cleaner power generation and other industrial processes such as aluminium production and cement.
KNOG	Early Stage Commercialisation Grant $994,966	Urban cycle accessories for a global market. KNOG is an Australian company designing and manufacturing unique bicycle accessories. They have developed a new range of innovative, cutting edge products spanning three categories. Release nationally and internationally is planned for 2012 and 2013. Funding from Commercialisation Australia will help ensure a smooth transition of these innovative products to market, and provides KNOG with the tools to continue to lead the market through 2012 and 2013.
gT-Energy Technologies	Early Stage Commercialisation Grant $600,000	Next generation turbo-alternator heat engine power generator. T-Energy Technologies locally designs and manufactures heat engines for converting heat sources into electrical power using well proven closed loop thermodynamic cycles with zero emissions. Heat engines are required by a fast growing global market in waste heat recovery and renewable thermal energy that is serviced by few heat engine producers internationally. With funding from Commercialisation Australia, gT-Energy Technologies will develop heat engines employing fully integrated turbo-alternators that provide in excess of a 20% reduction in component pricing and significantly improved reliability when compared to existing products on the market.
New Media Innovation	Proof of Concept Grant $240,000	Multi-catalogue, a multi-channel (online and mobile) digital commerce ordering and cataloguing solution. Multi-Catalogue is a Digital catalogue that will have uses in a wide variety of industries where catalogues are used by wholesalers/manufacturers to sell their goods by a mobile sales force to an increasingly mobile customer base. Multi-Catalogue is an innovative multi-channel / multi-access / multi-deployable / multi-branded software technology that will allow a catalogue of stock items to be visualised and made available for ordering not only on Web, Mobile and Tablet browsers but also via a Tablet Based client application allowing offline viewing of catalogue information and seamless synchronisation to the backend database. With Funding from Commercialisation Australia New Media Innovation Pty Ltd will ready the Multi-Catalogue platform for Australian release in early 2012 followed by a global rollout in the following months.
Signostics Limited	Early Stage Commercialisation Grant $1,965,803	Application specific handheld ultrasound platform. Patients requiring a procedure which involves ultrasound must currently attend radiology centres or well resourced hospitals able to afford this expensive equipment. This leads to delays with performing procedures, which can potentially cause medical complications. Signostics Ltd has developed a low-cost handheld ultrasound device, adaptable to several clinical uses, for use in any medical centre or facility. Commercialisation Australia funding will help Signostics Ltd complete early stage commercialisation of its product.
Real Time Data	Skills and Knowledge + Proof of Concept Grants $280,000	Intuitive fisheries data recording and reporting system. Real Time Data has developed Deckhand, an inexpensive, easy to use portable electronic logbook which enables commercial fishermen to record and report catch, effort and location data in real-time. Funding from CA will help with enhancing the existing software, including customising it for different fisheries. The system will be trialled in 3 fisheries to prove the concept to project partner, the Western Australian Fishing Industry Council (WAFIC). Funding will also assist with various aspects of commercialisation planning, in preparation for first sales of Deckhand.
Thereitis.com	Proof of Concept Grant $250,000	Thereitis.com business and consumer market readiness projectThereitis.com Pty Ltd has developed computer software which enables users of Internet applications such as social media and e-commerce, to find and sort data visually, faster than existing methods. Funding from Commercialisation Australia will be used to prove the technology to commercial partners and adapt the technology platform to capture a global consumer market.
Yackstar	Experienced Executives + Proof of Concept Grants $333,918	Yackstar – using internal social networks to improve employee engagement and business results. Social media has forever changed the way people communicate at home. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are now part of our daily routines. Enterprises now can use similar technology within their organization to communicate, collaborate and engage with their workforce. Yackstar is a secure, private enterprise social network that harnesses the social energy of employees. By encouraging people to share content, give recognition and feedback and form collaborative teams, Yackstar can improve productivity and employee engagement within a business. With assistance from Commercialisation Australia Yackstar will develop innovative case studies to show how social businesses are more productive and engaged with their workforces.
Shift Geophysics	Proof of Concept Grant $198,434	Development and commercialisation of an Unmanned Airborne Geophysical Platform. Shift Geophysics proposes to commercialise a magnetometer and spectrometer system on an unmanned airborne platform. Shift Geophysics will use the grant funds to develop a stable slow moving platform that will integrate a forward looking sensor to drape the aircraft over terrain whilst recording a gradient magnetometer and spectrometer Clients will receive a safe platform where harm to a pilot has been eliminated, data with a noise floor 10 times less and 9 times the resolution over competitors data producing an enhanced likelihood of detection of certain deposit types and attitude corrected three dimensional magnetic inverted data greatly improving drilling accuracy.
Sage Health Systems	Skills and Knowledge Grant $50,000	SmartWard – automated patient care system for improved care in hospital wards at lower cost . Nurses on hospital wards still use handwritten notes to record patient details. SmartWard is a new computer system, comprising sophisticated software run on robust and sterilisable hardware, that will automate patient care and management at the patient bedside. Sage Health Systems will use the Commercialisation Australia skills and knowledge grant to independently test the system with clinicians and hospital administrators.
Built by Team 16	Skills and Knowledge Grant $16,160	DATE OR DUD’© – a pioneering online multi-platform speed dating comedy show. ‘DATE OR DUD’TM is an Australian created, pioneering multiplatform comedy show that utilises social media in a way that will redefine expectations of web generated content. The core innovation is bringing together an enabled online video conferencing technology and new version of the speed dating entertainment format to create the first online speed dating comedy show of its kind.
Tribewire Australia	Skills and Knowledge Grant $18,888	Tapestry is an innovative technology solution which targets the needs of senior Australians, helping them stay connected with their families and the community at large. This Skills & Knowledge project will provide the Intellectual Property protection and commercialisation capabilities needed to help launch Tapestry into the market.
Icon Global Link	Skills and Knowledge Grant $49,896	Business and IP strategy for Integrated Standards Enforcement System (ISES®)Food and water industries around the world are facing increased regulatory compliance and supply chain risk management requirements. Icon Global Link has developed an integrated suite of software to meet the needs of these and other industries. Commercialisation Australia is providing funding to support the development of a sound business and IP strategy for international commercialisation of this solution.
Uniquest	Skills and Knowledge Grant $50,000	Red Bayberry commercialisation project. Red Bayberry is a fruit grown in China that has extensive potential as a new fruit crop in Australia and other markets. The fruit is not currently grown in countries other than China. Researchers at The University of Queensland have selected elite varieties and have successfully grown these varieties in Queensland and Victoria. The Commercialisation Australia project will assist in defining optimal production and marketing strategies aimed at expanding the industry in Australia whilst also establishing Red Bayberry industries in other markets. The Commercialisation Australia project will also enhance propagation efficiencies to a stage where the industry can rapidly expand its production area.
Rytech Australia	Skills and Knowledge Grant $50,000	Wave Energy Conversion Device (WECD)Power generation is moving away from generation using traditional fossil fuels to generation systems with a cleaner and renewable energy focus. Rytech Australia Pty Ltd has developed a Wave Energy Conversion Device that converts ocean energy directly into zero emissions green electricity. With funding from Commercialisation Australia, Rytech Australia Pty Ltd will develop a strong business plan to commercial.
TOTAL	$7,919,730

R&D Tax Credit Bills Pass Senate

russellm — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 04:41:35 +0000

On 23 August 2011 the Australian Senate passed the Bills to replace the R&D tax concession with the R&D tax credit. In addition to the original proposal, the Senate also passed amendments for the new scheme to start operating from 1 July 2011, as well as to allow for quarterly refundable R&D tax credits made to for SMEs from 1 January 2014.

AusIndustry and ATO, the two government agencies responsible for the administration of the program, will conduct a series of briefing sessions in September. Is is also expected that guidelines and relevant forms will be issued following these briefings.

The Bills and accompanying Explanatory Memoranda are available here.

R&D Tax Credit Starting Date

russellm — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 04:30:10 +0000

The government announced that the new R&D Tax Credit will start operating from July 1, 2011 following the Australian Greens support for the program. As a further incentive for the SME sector to increase its expenditure on innovative activities, companies with a turnover of less than $20 million and in a tax loss position will be able to cash out the benefit on a quarterly basis from January 1, 2014.

The additional benefits to SMEs and larger companies arising out of the R&D Tax Credit can be found here.

In the meantine, for the 2010/11 financial year, the existing R&D Tax Concession is still the best way for companies access government funding for its eligible R&D Activities.

Intention to revoke certain Tariff Concession Orders following review

savingpoint — Tue, 31 May 2011 05:21:57 +0000

On 11 May 2011, Customs and Border Protection published a Notice indicating an intention to revoke 22 Tariff Concession Orders (TCOs). Customs believes the TCOs may provide access to duty concessions for goods that is broader than permitted by the Customs Act 1901 and the Customs Regulations 1926.

According to Customs, three TCOs are invalid because they apply only to goods listed on the Excluded Goods Schedule and further 19 TCOs are sufficiently ambiguous that a person could construe the description of the goods in the TCOs as extending to goods on the Excluded Goods Schedule.

If revocation of the TCO occurs, then the operative date of the revocation would be 27 April 2011.

If your company is affected by the possible cancelation of the TCOs listed below you should be aware that the legislation does not permit the automatic making of a narrower replacement TCO, Saving Point can provide you with the service of applying for a narrower replacement TCO.

Saving Point has a wealth of experience in conducting Import File Audits and obtaining successful TCOs on behalf of the industry and we will be happy to assist you in this matter. Please contact us on info@savingpoint.com.au or 03 9555 3551 for further information.

Intention to revoke certain Tariff Concession Orders following review

1. TCO 0818098 LIGHTS, movement activated

2. TCO 0704799 LAMPS, electric, incorporating bulbs OR tubes, having BOTH of the following:
a. wattage not less than 13 W and NOT greater than 25 W;
b. illumination formula blend of NOT less than 5 rare earth phosphors

3. TCO 9904228 LAMPS, NOVELTY, electric, comprising BOTH of the following:
a. colour changing optical fibres;
b. rotating base

4. TCO 8805389 LIGHTS neon indicator, incorporating a neon discharge lamp, a resistor and fitted insulator leads or terminal pins affixed for direct mounting into appliances

5. TCO 9008667 MOVING LIGHTS SYSTEM, comprising ALL of the following:
a. light source;
b. gobo or slide wheel;
c. colour disc wheel;
d. moving mirror assembly;
e. computerised control equipment

6. TCO 0510890 LIGHT ASSEMBLIES, GAMING TOWER ILLUMINATION, comprising ALL of the following:
a. lamps;
b. lamp bases;
c. plugs

7. TCO 9902814 LIGHTS, OUTDOOR, COACH, movement and light sensor activated

8. TCO 0839147 LIGHTS AND LIGHT FITTINGS, LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED), being ANY of the following:
a. strip lights;
b. downlights;
c. spotlights;
d. flat lights;
e. stick lights

9. TCO 9305028 NIGHT LIGHT, having ALL of the following:
a. automatically activated in the absence of external light;
b. automatically de-activated in the presence of external light;
c. cordless

10. TCO 9305386 LIGHT ASSEMBLIES, garden, 12V, being either a single unit or a set having ALL of the following:
a. plastic staked light fittings;
b. transformer;
c. cable

11. TCO 0109213 CHRISTMAS LIGHT SETS, including replacement lamps.

12. TCO 0614516 PARTS, BRAKE, COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND/OR TRUCKS, being mounted pads

13. TCO 0614519 POWER CHAMBERS, spring brake

14. TCO 0614522 PARTS, BRAKE, COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND/OR TRUCKS, being ANY of the following:
a. callipers;
b. pneumatic disc brakes;
c. connecting cables

15. TCO 0614526 SLACK ADJUSTORS, BRAKE

16. TCO 0614527 POWER CHAMBERS, BRAKE ACTUATOR

17. TCO 0614528 BRAKE CHAMBERS, comprising ALL of the following:
a. combined double diaphragm spring brake actuator;
b. service diaphragm;
c. release diaphragm

18. TCO 8532897 TRANSMISSIONS, power shift, having ALL of the following:
a. hydraulically activated clutch;
b. designed minimum power input capacity exceeding 70 kW;
c. at least one forward and one reverse gear ratio;
d. capable of changing gear ratios under full input power

19. TCO 0614563 PARTS, STEERING, COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND/OR TRUCKS, being ANY of the following:
a. torque rods;
b. tie rods;
c. ball sockets;
d. drag links;
e. columns;
f. bushings

Textile, Clothing and Footwear (TCF) Strategic Capability Program (SCP)

russellm — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 05:56:35 +0000

Round 2 will be open for applications on the 6th of June 2011.

Overview

The TCF SCP is a five year, $35 million, competitive grant program. It will support large projects that will build innovative capability at the enterprise and workplace level.

Funding for the program runs from July 2010 to June 2015.

The minimum grant size is $250,000 and funding must be matched on a dollar for dollar basis. This means that the smallest project that can receive a grant must have a budget of at least $500,000 in eligible expenditure, with $250,000 contributed by the grantee and $250,000 from the Australian Government.

Eligible Projects

To be eligible a project must be in the form of one or more of the following activities:

– Innovation, research and design;

– Education and skills;

– Environmentally sustainable and ethical practices;

– New business models and strategic repositioning;

- Collaboration, networks and supply chain participation;

– High-performance work and management systems;

- Accessing market opportunities.

Application and assessment process proceeds through the following stages:

1. Application receipting and acknowledgement,

2. Eligibility assessment (Applicant and Project),

3. Merit assessment by the TCF SCP Assessment panel, and

4. Notification of successful and unsuccessful applicants.

Further Information

To find out more, or to request an information guide, please contact Saving Point: info@savingpoint.com.au

NB: R&D Tax Concession applications for the income year ending on 30 June 2010 must be lodged by Monday 2 May 2011 due to the deadline falling on a weekend. The only exception being Queensland applicants where due to a public holiday the deadline has been extended to Tuesday 3 May 2011.

Red, Blue and Yellow: A Short Business Tale

russellm — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 06:24:17 +0000

In a changing economy, some companies thrive, while others fail. It’s not a phenomenon isolated to any particular industry, rather it’s just a part of doing business. Recently, many businesses have felt the impact of the GFC, increases to online shopping, and a decline in consumer spending. However, there are many other factors that can affect a company’s performance, even in good times.

Many businesses, taking the view that changes are short-term, make the mistake of waiting for market conditions to improve. Those that achieve longevity are the ones that make adjustments to the way they work. For many, a strategic review of the cost of doing business (CODB), and subsequent reduction of non-core costs, has been a large part of a successful strategy.

Airline Blues

One company that is currently facing financial challenges is Virgin Blue. In the wake of the GFC, the leisure travellers Virgin Blue was accustomed to dropped dramatically in numbers.

Media reports have made is clear for some months that Virgin Blue has been facing a bumpy ride (pun intended). Forecasts predict the airline losing between $100 million and $150 million for the 2010/11 year.

Whilst Virgin Blue have attempted to lure away some of Qantas’ business clientele, the operation hasn’t been much of a success. The recent hikes in jet fuel prices haven’t helped, with airlines across the board being forced to increase ticket prices. While Qantas’ clientele don’t notice an extra $10 on their flight cost, the budget-savvy discount fliers most certainly do. New planes and staff uniforms, as well as upgrades to airport lounges have also been implemented.

Additional measures such as decreasing their own CODB, alongside the new directions in marketing and product development, could have significantly improved the bottom line.

Red Bubble

In February, the bubble for Borders finally burst, with the REDgroup of companies going into voluntary administration.

Book retailing has been turbulent territory for some time, with online competitors like Amazon offering cheaper prices that Australian retailers have struggled to compete with. In October of last year, REDgroup reported a full year loss of $43 million. While the company blamed its bust on the high price of retail selling in Australia, market commentators have also pointed to the group’s business model.

While the threat lingered for some time, REDgroup did little to combat the onslaught of online competition. In an effort to shift their focus, Borders announced later last year that they were to reduce their stock in books and move to offer more gift products. They also made concessions that costs needed to be cut, but by then it was a case of too little, too late.

Hi-Fiving the Market

A positive example of how cost reduction can improve a business is found in entertainment retailer, JB Hi-Fi. Recently, the company announced a profit up 15.6 per cent for the first half of the 2010/11 year, in comparison to the first half of the 2009/10 year. While less than many market commentators anticipated, the result is still greater than many other comparable companies within the retail sector. They expect profits for the full year to be between $134 million and $139 million.

In their half yearly report to shareholders, JB Hi-Fi reiterated their support a low CODB with a ‘low cost culture, operating leverage, labour productivity and marketing economies of sale.’ JB Hi-Fi quotes its CODB at 13.2 per cent for the first half of the 2010/11 year, which is the lowest of all comparable retail chains.

A low cost philosophy is nothing new to the JB Hi-Fi business model, but has proved to serve the company well time and time again. In periods of hardship to the retail sector (the last six months serve as prime example of this) it has seen them still post profits and prosper in an environment where others may perish. As the retail sector stalls, JB Hi-Fi continues to reach profit forecasts, as well as opening 13 new stores with plans for five more.

And remember the store that increased its profit in the last six months by 5.2% whilst sales remained flat… Is there no other business like David Jones?

Tell us your story: info@savingpoint.com.au

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