scott is the employee of nicehouse furniture pty ltd, during the fbt year, scott purchased a leather sofa for $300, where the normal selling price for the customers of the sofa is $10000, calculate the taxable value of the fringe benefit
A Fringe benefit is a form of pay for the performance of services by the employee to his/her employer.
Here the taxable value of fringe benefit is $9700 ( $10000 minus $300)
scott is the employee of nicehouse furniture pty ltd, during the fbt year, scott purchased a...
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Datum Pty Ltd provided the following fringe benefits for staff members during the FBT year ended 31 March 2019: Alex was provided with (for no cost to Alex) a laptop computer which has a retail selling price of $4,000. This is used by Alex 60% for work related purposes; Linda took home stock with a retail price of $3,100 (she did not pay anything for this stock); Assume Datum Pty Ltd sells identical goods to the public generally. Required: Calculate...
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