A minor benefit is exempt from fringe benefits tax (FBT) where it’s both:
- less than $300 in notional taxable value, and
- unreasonable to treat it as a fringe benefit.
Notional taxable value
The notional taxable value is the value of the benefit if it was taxable. The notional taxable value must be less than $300 for the exempt minor benefit to apply. Benefits provided to associates (for example, family) are not included.
Sometimes benefits may be connected. For example, you pay for a taxi to a hotel for an employee who is attending a trade show and pay for their meals. In this case the $300 threshold applies separately to each benefit (the taxi and the meals).
Last modified: 25 Mar 2024
Fringe benefits tax: exempt minor benefits
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