Fringe benefits tax catches businesses that provide cars, entertainment, parking or loans to staff and don't assess them. We surface the exposure — and the exemptions you may be entitled to use.
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What this scan finds
Vehicles with private use that haven't been assessed for FBT
Entertainment, meals and events that may be caught
Car parking, loans and living-away-from-home allowances (LAFHA)
Exemptions you may be missing — minor-benefit, otherwise-deductible, and the electric-vehicle exemption
PHEV treatment after 1 April 2025, and reportable fringe benefits (RFBA) on payment summaries
Who it's for
Any business providing vehicles, entertainment, parking, loans or allowances to employees or directors.
What you get
A report on your likely FBT exposure by benefit type, the exemptions available, and the records to keep — to action with your accountant before the FBT return.
How it works
1 · Order
Book this scan and tell us a little about your business. No payment is taken upfront.
2 · We dig
We run the scan against current ATO and regulator rules, verifying any volatile figures live.
3 · Your report
You get a clear, client-ready report with the items to raise with your tax agent or accountant.
Questions
Do I have to pay FBT on a work ute?
Some commercial vehicles are exempt where private use is limited to work travel and minor, infrequent private use. The exemption has conditions, and unrestricted private use can bring the vehicle into FBT — it's exactly the kind of thing the scan checks.
What's the electric-vehicle FBT exemption?
Eligible zero- or low-emissions vehicles under the luxury car tax threshold can be exempt from FBT. The treatment of plug-in hybrids changed from 1 April 2025, which is a common point of confusion.
What's a minor benefit?
A benefit under the minor-benefit threshold that's provided infrequently and irregularly can be exempt. Used correctly it removes small benefits from FBT — but it has to actually meet the conditions.