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原帖由 Murphy 于 2012-6-28 23:08 发表 
lz回来了。我问了一下公司会计,LAFHA属于FBT的范围,但是根据地点,每年ATO都有免税的规定。例如,悉尼地区住,200刀补助以下免税。如果在一些很便宜的地方,例如ATO规定100刀,雇主给200刀,那么需要缴税。我没有问缴税的的部分,到底是超出的部分呢,还是跟海关这个更加无耻的机构一样,超出了一点,全额缴税。这个谁知道啊?
Nothing to do with where you live.
The statutory food component is is ordinarily $42 a week for each adult and $21 a week for each child. (For this purpose, an adult is a person who had attained the age of 12 years before the beginning of the FBT year.)
The reasonable food component of a living-away-from-home allowance is:
| Per week | One adult | $250 | Two adults | $400 | Three adults | $450 | One adult and one child | $325 | Two adults and one or two children | $450 | Two adults and three children | $524 | Three adults and one child | $524 | Three adults and two children | $599 | Four adults | $599 |
If your employer pays you $250, assume one adult, $208 will be tax free but $42 will be taxable. If your employer only pays $208, all tax free.
For the accommodation, it most likely can be treated as reasonable, therefore all tax free.
There are three ways of paying you LAFHA:
1. Allowance upfront without your paying anything yet. This will be subject to income tax, then you can claim income tax deduction. Not subject to FBT. Whether PAYG is required will be based on if you expect to claim deduction or not.
2. The employer reimburses you the expenses paid. This will be subject to FBT and calculate like mentioned before.
3. The employer provides the actual food and accommodation. This will be subject to FBT. Food is calculated like mentioned before, the accommodation is completely tax free. |
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