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Is the car held by the employer? This is quite straightforward and generally means a car the employer owns or leases.
If you hire a car, such as a rental car or taxi service for the private use of an employee occasionally as required, for less than 3 months, you’re not considered to ‘hold’ the car. In these situations, a residual fringe benefit may arise rather than a car fringe benefit.
If the employer does not hold the car, there is not a car fringe benefit.
Last modified: 13 Mar 2025
Car fringe benefits tax
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Fringe benefits overview |
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Reducing your FBT liability |
3 mins | |||||
Providing a car fringe benefit |
7 mins | |||||
Operating cost method |
20 mins | |||||
Statutory formula method |
11 mins | |||||
Car fringe benefits records |
1 mins | |||||
Related courses |
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Course feedback |
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