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Not-for-profits - FBT and GST issues paper

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Published on 16 Mar 06 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this paper include:

  • specific FBT issues for not-for-profits - rebateable or exempt?
  • maximising the club advantage
  • FBT exposures
  • salary packaging issues
  • novated leases
  • meal entertainment
  • GST issues
  • the endorsement arrangements for charities seeking FBT and GST concessions
  • practical examples showing tax savings.

Author profile

Grantley STEVENS
Grantley is a Partner at Edwards Marshall Chartered Accountants. He has over 18 years experience advising many family owned and corporate clients in income tax planning, mergers and acquisitions, CGT, GST and FBT. The industries in which Grantley has had significant experience include building and construction, agriculture, hotel and hospitality, wholesale and retail trade, recreation and entertainment, property and business services.
Current at 10 August 2007
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