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Mastering Fringe Benefits: A Comprehensive Guide

Navigating Definitions, Exemptions, and Compliance in 2023

Created byDarryl Johnson II
4.7
(11 reviews)
BeginnerUpdated Jan 18, 2024
Mastering Fringe Benefits: A Comprehensive Guide

What You'll Learn

check_circleDefine fringe benefits and understand their impact.
check_circleExplore various excluded fringe benefits and exemptions.
check_circleIdentify transactions not subject to Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT).
check_circleStay informed about the latest regulatory changes in 2023.
check_circleGrasp key updates shaping the landscape of fringe benefits.
check_circleRecognize employer categories under ATO's audit spotlight.
check_circleDevelop strategies for ensuring FBT compliance.
check_circleUnderstand tax considerations for returning employees.
check_circleNavigate the implications of working from home on FBT.
check_circleImplement best practices for FBT compliance in 2023.
check_circleGain insights into the broader landscape of fringe benefit issues.

About This Course

Embark on an in-depth exploration of fringe benefits with this comprehensive course. Delve into the fundamental concepts, understanding the impact of fringe benefits on both employees and employers. Learn about excluded fringe benefits, including various exemptions and transactions not subject to Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT). Stay ahead of the curve with a detailed analysis of the latest regulatory changes for FBT in 2023, exploring key updates shaping the year. Understand the specific categories of employers under the Australian Taxation Office's (ATO) audit spotlight, ensuring compliance with FBT regulations. Address critical issues for returning and home-based employees, navigating tax considerations for returning to work and the implications of working from home on FBT. 

Key Topics Discussed: 

• Definition and Examples of Fringe Benefits 
• Impact of Fringe Benefits on Employees and Employers 
• Excluded Fringe Benefits: Types of Exemptions 
• Transactions Not Subject to FBT 
• What's New for FBT in 2023? Latest Regulatory Changes 
• Key Updates for the Year in Fringe Benefits 
• Employers Under ATO's Audit Spotlight in 2023 
• Targeted Employer Categories 
• Ensuring FBT Compliance: Best Practices 
• FBT Issues for Returning Employees: Tax Considerations 
• Working from Home FBT Implications: A Comprehensive Guide

Your Instructors

Darryl Johnson II
Darryl Johnson II

Author, Speaker, and Composer

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Darryl Johnson II is a creative thinker based in sunny Southern California. A prolific content creator, he has published several dozen works for wind band, jazz band, and orchestra and is the author of dozens more print and multimedia publications in both the fiction and non-fiction categories. Along the way, he has delivered academic presentations to hundreds of schools in over 40 states and 3 countries and has received regular laudits for a supportive and relatable approach to education. A composer of music and a composer of words, Darryl Johnson II has developed an insatiable interest in a broad range of concepts and ideas that have been refined by fires of art and strategy and he is passionate about inviting others on new and interesting journeys of thought, experience, and design.

ANDREW OKUMU
ANDREW OKUMU

Senior Fund Accountant, and was educated at Holmesglen Institute. Specialized in following aspects: 1. Supernanuation Fund accounting 2. BAS/IAS/ITR and tax alignments 3. APRA 4. Australian taxation law 5. Australian accounting standards 6. IFRS 7. Alternative investments accounting 8. Supervision and mentoring 9. Oracle accounting application 10. Paxus fund accounting software 11. MFACT and MShare fund accounting applications

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What Students Are Saying

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