The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has recently published guides on claiming two significant tax incentives for companies: the Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive (CMPTI) and the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive (HPTI). The CMPTI offers eligible companies a refundable tax offset equivalent to 10% of the eligible costs incurred in processing certain critical minerals within Australia. On the other hand, the HPTI provides a refundable tax offset of $2 per kilogram of eligible hydrogen produced by qualifying companies. These guides serve as comprehensive resources that outline the specific eligibility criteria for each incentive program. Companies can find detailed information on how to claim the tax offsets and the necessary steps to take in order to benefit from these financial incentives. In particular, the CMPTI guide emphasizes the registration requirements that companies must fulfill to qualify for the tax offset related to processing critical minerals. Overall, the release of these guides by the ATO is seen as a positive step towards promoting investment in critical minerals processing and hydrogen production in Australia. By providing clarity on the incentives available and the procedures for claiming them, the ATO aims to encourage companies to participate in these industries and contribute to the country's economic growth and sustainability efforts.