FBT for 2025/26: Common late-year issues and early reviews
Late-year FBT issues often stem from assumptions and weak records. February and March remain key periods to review positions before 31 March...
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Clear filtersLate-year FBT issues often stem from assumptions and weak records. February and March remain key periods to review positions before 31 March...
Key pre-March decisions on provisional tax, shareholder funding, trusts, GST and hard year-end cut-offs that determine whether outcomes remain flexible or fixed...
Digital gifting is on the rise, but deductibility varies—turning year-end client gifts into a careful tax and compliance exercise...
Many address areas where the current law is either impractical or overly complex, while others refine rules to better reflect modern circumstances, such as remote workers and small-scale renewable...
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) has provided input to Inland Revenue, outlining practical measures to modernise the system, reduce compliance burdens, and support fair and...
Did you know some of your Christmas expenses may be tax deductible or subject to Fringe Benefit Tax?...
Clarifying exemptions for non-private travel by car...
Inland Revenue updates tax rules on travel between home and work, with new guidance to address deductibility and FBT implications...
New Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) exemptions for bikes and public transport have been available since April, but employers should be aware that a different tax outcome will arise if the employee is not...
Inland Revenue (IR) recently released its findings from a regulatory stewardship review of the fringe benefit tax (FBT)...
While we wait for the Government’s response to the Tax Working Group report, we discuss key recommendations...