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33. SMEs & Corporates | Fringe Benefit Tax update

Voice of Findex

Show Notes

Are you prepared for your 2021 Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) return? Do you want to learn more about the current COVID 19 landscape and how it directly affects your business?

Hosted by Tax Advisory Partner Anthony Patrk and Associate Partner Chris Heyes, this webinar will help ensure you are up to date with the latest developments (including any COVID 19 considerations) to assist you in preparing your 2021 return. The team will take you through: - Recent developments in the FBT provisions - ATO FBT focus areas - Measures to consider implementing to minimise your FBT liability - FBT concessions and exemptions that may apply as a result of COVID-19

For more information please visit: Findex Australia - www.findex.com.au Crowe Australasia - www.crowe.com.au

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