Master Australia’s Fringe Benefit Tax regulations, from salary packaging to entertainment perks and car-related benefits.

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) in Australia, highlighting its evolution, current regulations, and significant updates. Participants will gain insight into salary packaging, entertainment taxation, and the impact of motor vehicle benefits on businesses. Led by experts in the field, this course breaks down complex FBT concepts, compliance challenges, and effective strategies for managing tax obligations.
Whether you're new to FBT or seeking updates on recent changes, this course equips you with the tools to ensure your organization’s compliance and optimize tax strategies.
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Podcast Host
Tim is a social impact entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in international humanitarian work, focusing on serving marginalized and displaced communities. He holds a post-graduate degree in Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies from Queensland University of Technology. Tim co-founded The Refuge Initiative in Northern Iraq in 2014, providing homes and holistic care to refugees. After returning to Australia in 2017, he founded You Belong, supporting refugee integration. In 2022, he launched Just Travel Co, a social impact business creating life-changing group travel experiences. Tim is a passionate communicator, advocating for a more compassionate world where everyone belongs. Â

Founder of FBT Solutions
Paul has over 25 years of experience dealing with Fringe Benefits Tax, Salary Packaging, and Employment Taxes in Australia. Paul is a current member of the ATO’s FBT Working Group and was a member of the former ATO National Tax Liaison Group (NTLG) Fringe Benefits Tax Subcommittee (from 2005 to 2013). Prior to creating his company, FBT Solutions, in 2009, Paul worked in the Employment Taxes and Indirect Taxes teams for 10 years at EY. Paul has also previously worked in commercial roles in Australia and London, as well as at Chartered Accounting firms PKF and BDO in New Zealand.