
Grant and R&D Tax Incentive FINANCE
Mid-Market Corporate LOANS
GRANT AND R&D TAX INCENTIVE FINANCE
How does R&D Tax Incentive Finance work?
R&D Tax Incentive Finance involves providing a loan advance against future receipts under the Federal Government's R&D Tax Incentive Scheme, in some cases up to 12 months prior to the anticipated receipt where financing is provided in September of a given tax year.
How does Grant Finance work?
For companies which have received a grant from a state, federal or other qualifying authority, Grant Finance allows corporate borrowers to obtain loan advances secured against future receipts of grant payments which are generally paid in quarterly installments over 3-5 year timeframes.
What are the benefits of Grant and R&D Tax Incentive Finance?
Broadly speaking, some of the benefits associated with Grant R&D Tax Incentive Finance are that:
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Relative to equity, debt is a cheaper, non-dilutive and far more flexible form of capital.
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It can be drawn as needed and repaid at any time.
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It can be put in place very expediently (PSF has completed R&D Tax Incentive Finance Facilities within one week of initial consultation, however, our typical lead time is two weeks).
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Documentation is on simple terms which are not contingent on agreeing an enterprise valuation or shareholder governance issues.
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The interest is tax deductible.