What’s your return on R&D? A conversation with Anders Landberg

The Bottom Line Podcast
Written By Debres Grace Rosal

Anders Landberg is an R&D Tax Incentive Specialist at AHL Advisory. AHL Advisory provides expert advice on R&D strategy, eligibility assessments, audit defence, and claim financing for businesses that want to take advantage of the Australian Government’s research and development tax incentives.

In this episode, Anders explores how R&D tax incentives allow businesses to innovate and save money. He breaks down the essential eligibility criteria, how to stay compliant throughout the process, and the pitfalls of relying on general advisors for specialist purposes.

Key lessons from the podcast

  • Innovate and Save Smarter – The R&D Tax Incentive is more than a rebate—it’s a tool to fuel innovation while improving cash flow. When applied strategically, it helps businesses grow without sacrificing financial stability.

  • Stay Eligible, Stay Ahead – Navigating eligibility and compliance isn’t optional. Understanding the rules from the start ensures your claim stands up to scrutiny and keeps your innovation pipeline running without interruption.

  • Specialists Make the Difference – Not all advisors are created equal. When it comes to R&D tax claims, working with a specialist can mean the difference between a successful claim and a costly error.

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