Since 1 April 2000, employers and employees alike have had to face the challenge of coming to grips with major FBT changes. The new reporting requirements continue to trip the unwary employer, and the introduction of the GST has added yet another layer of confusing complexity to the FBT. In a series of structured technical presentations, this practical FBT year-end planning seminar will ensure that tax advisers and employers have strategies in place to manage these changes and protect the interest of employees.
Fringe Benefits Tax Planning 2001
Author(s):
Richard Turner
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- Published On:8 Mar 2001
- Took place at:Adelaide Festival Centre Banquet Room, Adelaide
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