In support of research and development paper

Hank Sciberras

Hank is the Victorian Practice Leader of the R&D Tax and Incentives Group at Deloitte. He is responsible for the coordination and delivery of R&D and incentive services in Victoria. Hank is also the Deloitte National Life Sciences Leader, is a member of the Deloitte Health and Life Sciences industry group and has actively contributed to the health and life sciences community in Australia. He has extensive experience in R&D taxation consulting and has delivered solutions for clients from a variety of industries across a range of incentive programs. Hank has a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) and a PhD from the University of Western Australia. He is an associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and a Member of the Institute of Company Directors. - Current at 28 July 2016

Roisin Arkwright CTA

Roisin is a Principal with Deloitte. August 2020: Employment history: Mar 2018 – present Principal, Government Innovation & Investment Incentives, Deloitte Sydney Jan 2015 – Mar 2018 Principal, Tax Insights & Policy, Deloitte Sydney Aug 2011 – Dec 2014 Principal, R&D Tax and Incentives Group, Deloitte Sydney Jan 2005 – Aug 2011 Director, Australian Tax Centre, KPMG Sydney Oct 2003 – Dec 2004 Senior Manager, Australian Tax Centre, KPMG Sydney Dec 2002 – Apr 2003 Senior Manager, KPMG European Tax Centre Jun 2000 – Oct 2002 Manager / Senior Manager, KPMG Sydney Sep 1992 – Apr 2000 Tax Consultant / Manager, KPMG London Academic history: • Master of Taxation, UNSW, 2009 (Distinction) • TTI Chartered Tax Adviser / FTIA, admitted 2004 • Former member of the ICAA Tax Module Advisory Committee • Chartered Institute of Taxation (UK CTA/ATII) examinations 1994, admitted 1995 • Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) examinations, 1993 (Distinction) • MCIPD - Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development (UK), admitted 1991 • M.Sc. Master of Management Science, University of Manchester, 1991 (Distinction) • BA (Hons) Economics & Industrial Relations, University of Leeds, 1990 (Upper Second Class Honours) - Current at 20 August 2020