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天天天蓝123 发表于 2014-4-3 10:30 
EMPLOYEE 9个月的CONTRIBUTION 把9个月的TAXABLE VALUE 冲掉
最后TAXABLE VALUE=0 , FBT=0
Statutory Cost Method
The Statutory Cost Method calculates an FBT concession based on the purchase price of a vehicle. This simply means that the concession (known as the “Statutory Fraction”) is levied against the vehicle price and the FBT rate (47%) is then charged on the reduced amount rather than the full price of the vehicle.
For FBT purposes the price of a vehicle (known as the “Cost Base Value”) is considered to be the market value of the vehicle when it is originally provided to an employee as a benefit.
For purchases from motor vehicle dealers or other vendors:
Cost Base Value = total vehicle purchase price including GST less stamp duty, registration and compulsory third party (CTP) insurance.
For sale and leaseback vehicles:
Cost Base Value = current market value of the vehicle
For re-financed lease vehicles:
Cost Base Value = the value when the vehicle was originally provided by current employer as a benefit. A one-off reduction of 33.33% can be applied to the Cost Base after the vehicle has been held for four (4) full FBT years.
The Statutory Fraction is represented as a percentage. Prior to changes made at the Federal Budget on 10th May 2011 there were four statutory percentages, each applicable to one of 4 pre-defined kilometre ranges that a vehicle should travel in a given FBT year. The kilometre ranges are based on the total distance travelled and do not differentiate between private use and business use.
Changes made to the Federal Budget announced by the Australian Government on 10th May 2011 included reforms to the FBT Statutory Rates to be introduced effective immediately for all new lease contracts. All lease contracts commenced prior to 7.30pm (AEST) on 10th May 2011 were to be treated under the old (historic) Statutory Rates, however new lease contracts will see the four Statutory Rates converted into a single rate of 20% to be phased in over a 3 year period. |
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