“With much patience and guidance from export consultant and lawyer Warren Cross, the Sydney Dance Company won a $60,000+ export grant rebate from Austrade to fund its current European Tour.  Since the successful Sydney Dance Company application, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Australian Dance Theatre, Belvoir Street, Company B, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre, have utilised the services of Cross to lodge successful applications”
Sydney Morning Herald

“Mr Chris Gilbey OA of entertainment company Australian Record Equities says experts should be appointed to handle export grant applications.  Australian Record Equities received approximately $85,000 in grants under the Export Grants Scheme after appointing Export Incentives to handle its applications.  A company Mr Gilbey previously worked for, had limited success in applying for seven grants because the application work was left in the hands of an in-house accountant”
Melbourne Age

“Export Incentives CEO and Legal Counsel Warren Cross ran a successful test case for nine feature films producers, which resulted in new guidelines being published by Austrade for the film industry.  Following these new guidelines, Export Incentives have lodged successful export grant applications for a significant number of film producers”
Encore Magazine

“One client who Cross helped set up his own company two years ago said “by qualifying for the Scheme we were able to claw back a lot of money we had spent on development”.  He said he agreed with Cross that many people, particularly legal advisers still did not appreciate the full extent to which the export grant scheme could be utilised for considerable financial advantage”
Computer World Magazine

“Many software developers were missing out on export grants because they were intent on minimising income tax and failed to see the benefits from claiming government support for their export efforts.  The managing director of Export Incentives Pty Ltd Mr Warren Cross said some companies were disqualifying themselves, through their licensing agreement structures”
The Australian