Staff parties, recreation and employee gifts that attract FBT
Be certain if your staff parties, recreational activities and employee gifts will attract FBT.
Correct FBT treatment of work vehicles
Learn about recent fringe benefits tax (FBT) changes and focus areas so you can meet your obligations this FBT tax time.
Recap: Key dates for employers in 2026
When you employ workers, you’ll have a range of important dates and obligations that you need to meet throughout the year. To help you prepare and be ready, we’ve listed key dates and what you need to do.
Experience a smoother FBT tax time by getting fringe benefits right
It’s FBT tax time – are you ready? Get on top of your obligations, prepare for fringe benefits tax time and ensure you’re ready to lodge and pay your FBT return.
ATO focus on small business November 2025
The ATO is zeroing in on common business tax errors across industries like construction, IT and professional services, especially for businesses turning over $1M to $10M. From overclaimed deductions to FBT myths about dual cab utes, the message is clear: get it right before the ATO does.
FBT Alert: Don’t Get Caught Out on Work Vehicle Use
If your business provides work vehicles to employees, make sure you’re not overlooking your FBT obligations.
FBT record keeping and plug-in hybrid exemption changes
With the 2025 fringe benefits tax (‘FBT’) year having just ended (on 31 March), the ATO is reminding employers of some changes that might impact their FBT obligations.
How to master your employer obligations in 2025
Taxpayers who employ staff should remember these important dates and obligations in 2025.
Christmas Parties and Gifts December 2024
Year-end (and other) staff parties With the well-earned December/January holiday season on the way, many employers will be planning to reward staff with a celebratory party or event. However, there are important issues to consider, including the possible FBT and income tax implications of providing ‘entertainment’ (including Christmas parties) to staff and clients. FBT and […]
FBT on plug-in hybrid electric vehicles
Changes to FBT Exemptions for Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles Starting April 2025 Employers must have binding agreements in place to retain FBT exemptions for PHEVs, with new restrictions on eligibility for electric car exemptions. From 1 April 2025, a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (‘PHEV’) will not be considered a zero or low emissions vehicle under fringe […]
