We’re excited to bring you the latest insights into payroll issues, including our annual fringe benefits tax (FBT) update.

Our interactive session will highlight recent developments, common areas of non-compliance, and inefficiencies, while providing practical tips to implement within your organisation.

Our experts will cover:

  • The impending removal of the FBT exemption for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles
  • Practical strategies to avoid underpayments of wages
  • Preparation for the new payday superannuation rules and dealing with shortfalls
  • Best practices for ensuring robust governance across your employment tax and wage payment procedures

We look forward to answering your questions and obtaining your insights.

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