About Tobbie Capital Advisory

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An advisory practice built around one discipline: finding the money Australian businesses have already earned the right to claim — and doing it with the rigour of a private counsel.

Sydney skyline beneath an evening sky — the home of Tobbie Capital Advisory

The Practice

Four disciplines.
One standard of care.

Tobbie Capital Advisory exists for owners who suspect there is funding on the table they are not claiming — and who have neither the time nor the patience to chase it through government portals.

We keep the practice deliberately narrow:

No. 1
Grant Writing
Competitive applications written on evidence — every claim quantified, every quote on letterhead, every word mapped to the assessor's rubric.
No. 2
R&D Tax Incentive
Eligibility, technical narrative, and ATO-grade documentation for businesses conducting experimental work — from software teams to production floors.
No. 3
EMDG — Export Grants
Multi-year reimbursement strategy for businesses selling internationally: trade fairs, overseas marketing, buyer visits — claimed properly, every year.
No. 4
Business Financing
Funding pathways structured around grant and incentive timelines, so capital arrives when the business needs it — not after the reimbursement.
4
Service disciplines
1,000+
People trained by our team
4,500
Business community members
20+
Years combined expertise

"Most advisers do one thing well. A capital advisory practice should see the whole board — grants, tax incentives, export programs, and the financing between them."

The Tobbie Principle

How We Are Different

Advisers who read the guidelines
before they write a word.

Honest fit first — if a program is wrong for your business, you hear it before you spend. Evidence over adjectives. Plain language over jargon walls. And one named contact who answers the phone from eligibility check through to acquittal.

Next Step

A conversation, not a pitch.

Thirty minutes, no cost, no obligation — you leave knowing exactly which programs fit and what they are realistically worth.

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