A practical guide

FBT: What's new in 2024

About this presentation
Designed for accounting and finance professionals responsible for the preparation and review of FBT returns, this webinar will provide practical guidance on ATO and legislative developments relevant to the 2023–24 FBT return and planning for the 2024–25 year.

In this presentation, we will focus on FBT guidance materials issued by the Commissioner relevant to the 2023–24 FBT year, including:

  • PCG 2024/2 — the ATO’s recently finalised practical compliance approach to calculating an appropriate electric vehicle home charging rate (with retrospective effect from the 2022–23 FBT year)
  • TD 2023/1 — the cents per kilometre rates for private use of motor vehicles other than cars (for the 2023–24 FBT year)
  • TD 2023/2 — reasonable food and drink amounts for employees receiving a living-away-from-home-allowance fringe benefit (for the 2023–24 FBT year)

In addition, we will consider the nine draft Legislative Instruments which will reduce employers’ compliance burden by allowing them to identify alternative documents they could use to satisfy their record keeping obligations in certain circumstances from 1 April 2024. We will also look at the key areas of the Commissioner’s compliance focus.

This webinar will feature practical advice and an examples-based approach, and the slide pack will be provided to all attendees prior to the session.

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Single price: $150 (Incl. GST)

All delegates must be registered to be able to participate in training and to receive qualifying CPD hours.

Group price:

(up to 6 registrations): $450

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26 March 2024 | 1pm AEDT

Your presenter

George Housakos

B.Ecom, FIPA

Senior Trainer (Tax)

George has over 25 years in the tax profession, including 20 years at the Australian

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