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Medical technology sector raises fresh concerns with Labor’s capital gains tax overhaul

Medical technology sector raises fresh concerns with Labor’s capital gains tax overhaul
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Australian medical technology industry groups are protesting new federal budget changes, specifically a 10-year limit on R&D tax incentive refunds. They argue these policies will hinder the commercialization of new health products, which often require long development cycles.

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The dispute highlights the tension between government fiscal policy and the need to support high-risk, long-term innovation in the life sciences sector.

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The sector says changes to eligibility elements of refundable research and development, among other elements, are a threat to business. ( ABC News: Maren Preuss )

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The article presents the industry's concerns while acknowledging the government's legislative process, maintaining a balanced reporting style.

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