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Tax Tip: Pooled Cars and FBT- It's common knowledge that providing cars to your employees attracts Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT), but there are alternatives If the main purpose of providing the car is to provide employees with a car to drive during the day, then consider providing "pooled cars". Cars that do not go home with employees at days end (and therefore aren't available for private use) do not attract FBT Another option is to simply provide travel allowances instead of actual cars
A common asset protection strategy is to put your business in a company - if the business is sued your personal assets are protected. But what about the other way? What if you personally have money troubles? If you own the shares in the company, your business is at risk. You have options here also, such as using a trust to hold those shares
The biggest tax savings are found with proper planning. Simply buying an investment property in the wrong structure can cost $100,000+ in extra tax. Find out how to avoid this at bit.ly/2tTjLOQ
Free Info: Partners Salaries - While a partnership generally dictates an even split of this may not be tax effective where one person has another job. Learn how to avoid this (while keeping your job) at ed.gr/cta33
The ATO aren't the draconian authority they are often made out to be. We find that if you are upfront and honest with them, they are much more likely to be lenient than if you put your head in the sand and hope they go away (tip: they can be a persistent bunch)
If you are struggling to pay your ATO debt, call them. They have an automated system for smaller debts, but regardless you can chat to a real person who can help you out.
