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Notes Online Home 2019 FBT What’s new for FBT in 2019
Recent development confirms FBT windfall for cars parked at work whilst employees holiday

In this segment of the seminar notes we will discuss recent developments confirming FBT windfall for cars parked at work whilst employees holiday:

  • Fundamentals of valuing car fringe benefits under the operating cost method
  • How can reductions under the operating cost method occur for days a car is ‘unavailable for private use’?
  • When is a car ‘unavailable for private use of an employee’ such that a car benefit does not arise
  • Making a reduction to the ‘operating costs of a car’ for a periods that a car fringe benefit does not arise
  • Which car operating costs can be excluded during periods a car fringe benefit does not arise?

Chapters and Articles in 2019 FBT

Developing an employer salary packaging policy

A complete guide to calculating the salary sacrifice amount for common fringe benefits

How does salary packaging affect employer obligations for employees?

FBT and salary packaging paperwork needed for new employees and those leaving

Fundamentals of car fringe benefits

ATO puts the audit spotlight on the Statutory formula method

NTAA’s guide to calculating FBT payable under the Operating cost method

How to identify if a car fringe benefit is a Type 1 or 2 benefit

Choosing between the Operating cost and Statutory formula methods – an NTAA guide

Getting the fundamentals right for salary packaging

Advanced salary packaging opportunities for employees earning less than $90,000

Advanced salary packaging opportunities for business owners and executives

Tips and traps associated with employees of FBT-exempt and FBT-rebatable employers salary packaging

Latest developments associated with the minor benefit exemption

Dealing with the FBT exemption for work-related items

When does an employer provide entertainment?

Fundamentals of identifying when food and drink is ‘meal entertainment’

Methods for valuing meal entertainment

Applying the valuation rules to particular circumstances

Tax-exempt employers and entertainment

Audit traps associated with employers paying employee home internet costs

The ATO puts the audit blowtorch on benefits received by shareholders and beneficiaries

ATO confirms tax sting where employees take employer cars home for security reasons

ATO confirms major problems with employers paying LAFHAs – Don’t be caught out

ATO confirms FBT nightmare for employees being entertained by clients, suppliers etc.

Recent development confirms FBT windfall for cars parked at work whilst employees holiday

Tax jolt for benefits provided to employees of private companies

New FBT guidelines for employees working on construction sites, outdoors etc.

ATO announces recordkeeping concessions under the logbook method

NEW ATO guidelines for FBT-exempt ‘workhorse’ vehicles

New guidelines offer welcome relief for employer cars parked at airport car parks

NTAA guide to the FBT rates and thresholds for the 2019 FBT year