The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year ends on 31 March, which means the ATO looks closely at whether or not every employer who should be paying FBT is, and whether they are paying the right amount. To assist, we’ve outlined the ATO ‘red flags’ for employers and employees when it comes to FBT. Download our FBT 2021 PDF
FBT Client Questionnaire
The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year ends on 31 March, which means the ATO looks closely at whether or not every employer who should be paying FBT is, and whether they are paying the right amount. To assist, we’ve outlined the ATO ‘red flags’ for employers and employees when it comes to FBT. Download FBT client Questionnaire 2021 form.
The Balancing Act: The 2021/22 Budget Detailed Review
The 2021-22 Federal Budget is a balancing act between a better than anticipated deficit ($106 bn), an impending election, and the need to invest in the long term. Key initiatives include: Extension of temporary full expensing and loss-carry back providing immediate deductions for business investment in capital assets Introduction of a ‘patent box’ offering tax concessions on income derived from … Read More