FBT Tax Time Is Here –
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Get Ahead of Your FBT Obligations

FBT season is officially on our doorstep. Now is the time to get on top of your obligations, avoid surprises, and make sure everything is in order before lodgement.

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If you’ve provided employees with benefits such as company vehicles, social events, or paid personal expenses, there’s a strong chance Fringe Benefits Tax may apply.

The FBT year runs from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. If anything has been provided during this period — even occasionally — it is important to review it now.

Records You Need to Keep

Poor or incomplete record keeping is one of the biggest FBT risks. Without the right documentation, it can be difficult to support your position if reviewed.

✔Calculation of each benefit
✔Employee declarations
✔Invoices and receipts
✔Vehicle logbooks and travel records
✔Lease and asset documentation

These records must generally be kept for at least 5 years.

How to Get FBT Right

1. Identify the Benefits

Review all employee benefits provided.

2. Work Out the Taxable Value

Each benefit has different rules.

3. Keep the Right Records

Documentation is critical.

4. Lodge, Pay & Report

✔21 May 2026 – Standard deadline
✔25 June 2026 – With tax agent
✔14 July 2026 – Reporting

FBT Resources

Download our guide and questionnaire below to make FBT simple and stress-free.

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