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FBT: Valuations, Logbooks, and Electric Vehicle Exemptions

Navigate the complexities of Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) with a focus on valuations, logbook requirements, and the latest exemptions for electric vehicles in Australia.

Created byPaul Mather
4.6
(61 reviews)
BeginnerUpdated Jul 30, 2024
FBT: Valuations, Logbooks, and Electric Vehicle Exemptions

What You'll Learn

check_circleUnderstand the key components and implications of Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT).
check_circleIdentify and classify different types of motor vehicles under FBT rules.
check_circleApply accurate valuation methods for motor vehicles.
check_circleMaintain precise logbook records to ensure compliance.
check_circleEvaluate the latest electric vehicle exemptions and their impact on FBT.
check_circleImplement best practices and strategies through real-world case studies.

About This Course

This comprehensive course offers an in-depth exploration of Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) with a specific focus on vehicle valuations, logbook maintenance, and electric vehicle exemptions in Australia. Participants will learn about the nuances of FBT rules, including the definitions and classifications of motor vehicles, the importance of accurate logbook records, and the latest exemptions for electric vehicles.

With insights from experienced tax professionals, this course is designed for accountants, tax advisors, and business owners who need to ensure compliance and optimize their FBT strategies.

Topics List:

  • Introduction to Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)
  • Motor Vehicle Definitions and Classifications
  • Accurate Valuation Methods for Vehicles
  • Logbook Requirements and Best Practices
  • Electric Vehicle Exemptions and Implications
  • Case Studies and Practical Applications

Your Instructor

Paul Mather
Paul Mather

FBT and Salary Packaging Specialist

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Paul has over 25 years’ 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 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.

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What Students Are Saying

4.6
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61 reviews

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