Miscellaneous 2010

FBT audits: The ATO takes aim at employers

Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article

Published Date: 1 Dec 2010

 
The statistics from the recent ATO FBT audit and compliance activities don't lie. With 70% of employers non-compliant and 69% of employers failing to lodge an FBT return, the ATO has taken a greater aim at employers. The ATO is broadening its approach to the SME and large business sectors. Along with this is an in-depth focus on cars, car parking, living-away-from-home allowances, entertainment, and employee contributions.

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