As the 2025 fringe benefits tax (FBT) year is wrapping up, keep across alternative record keeping options. This also marks the end of the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) exemption that may impact your employer clients’ obligations for the year ahead.  

ATO Deputy Commissioner, Will Day highlights their newest focus areas to help you get it right in 2025.

Learn about new draft Division 7A guidance on section 109R and how you can give feedback during consultation.

The 2023–24 NFP self-review return is due by 31 March 2025.

It’s time to get your obligations sorted and prepare for upcoming FBT changes.

The ATO will notify non-compliant small businesses when they are moved from quarterly to monthly GST reporting.

The ATO no longer automatically issue a statement of account when the only transaction on the account is a general interest charge. This means less paperwork for you.

Support for small businesses to develop good habits throughout their business lifecycle.

Learn what risk areas the ATO are focused on for small businesses and our approach to compliance.

The ATO focus on small businesses who deliberately operate outside the tax, super and registry system.