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Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)
This attachment has been prepared to aid you in completing your Fringe Benefit Client Questionnaire. The purpose of this attachment is to provide you with more information regarding Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) so that we may help identify fringe benefits and reduce your potential exposure to penalty taxes and interest.
We will be happy to provide further information and also refer you to the Australian Taxation Office publications “Fringe Benefits Tax – A Guide for Employers”.
The following is an explanation of the major types of benefits that are potentially caught in everyday business dealings. Please note that each of the benefits described has various inclusions, exclusions and exemptions that can’t be explained in detail here. However, these can be considered once we have identified whether a particular type of benefit has been provided. The following is an explanation of the major types of benefits that are potentially caught in everyday business dealings. Please note that each of the benefits described has various inclusions, exclusions and exemptions that can’t be explained in detail here. However, these can be considered once we have identified whether a particular type of benefit has been provided.
Common expenses which attract Fringe Benefits Tax Include:
Kreston Dormers have prepared a free survey to assist you with assessing any potential FBT liabilities. Please click here to access the survey. If you also require further information or assistance in preparing your FBT return feel free to contact us at fbt@krestondormers.com or on (02) 9874 8038 |
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