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Just had a tax training today, I think for FBT you only pay FBT if there is a private benefits from it then you to pay tax.
E.g for a meal that is share amongst an employee with a client, of course this meal is not FBT because you cant charge FBT on a client, and as for the employee there is no private benefits by having this meal with client, so no FBT.
As mentioned previously, for meal expenses that is provided on corporate functions ( if this provided in an business environement e.g. sandwhiches at the office NO FBT) but outside the office, in a resturant if the cost per head is less than $300 dollars ( minor) and its infrequent then NO FBT. But if cost > 300, and its a frequent event e.g. a weekly event then FBT.
But the logic is not point to claim FBT unless that individual tax payer is taxed at the top marginal tax rate. There is too much paper work because that means u have to lodge a FBT return, and then reflect all these input tax credits in the BAS as well. |
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