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An introduction to FBT paper

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Published on 25 Feb 11 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • what is fringe benefits tax?
  • taxable fringe benefits
  • exemptions from FBT
  • rates of FBT.

Author profile

Greg Kent CTA
Greg is a Partner in PwC’s employment taxes practice. Greg has over 18 years experience in advising on all aspects of Australian employment taxes, including FBT, payroll tax, superannuation guarantee, employment termination payments, workers compensation and PAYG withholding, including their interaction with salary packaging and contractor management arrangements. - Current at 15 April 2015
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