Tax Updates 2022 - September
September - FBT & SG
FBT & what you need to know for 2022 Superannuation Guarantee – post amnesty
Practical impact of tax changes for accountants and lawyers
Stay on top of recent tax changes with Thomson Reuters' Tax Updates taking place in Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane, and online in September. The Tax Updates sessions are presented by TaxBanter, specialist tax trainers for legal and accounting professionals. The four- hour sessions will cover the most recent changes in tax and implications and a range of two special topics.
- FBT & what you need to know for 2022
- Superannuation Guarantee – post amnesty
Thomson Reuters Tax Updates sessions provide practical and detailed analyses of topical areas of tax law or practice. Using case studies and real-life examples, the Tax Updates will provide an in-depth look at current issues encountered by tax professionals.
In 2022 the range of special topics include non-commercial losses, working out aggregate turnover for tax purposes, buying a business, recouping company losses post COVID-19, superannuation catching up, forgiving debts, franking rules, foreign exchange gains and losses, selling a business, partnerships, recouping losses in a trust, main residence exemption and more.
We look forward to meeting you at the 2022 Tax Update series.
For any event enquiries, please email eventsanz@thomsonreuters.com
Dates & Locations
Brisbane:
8 September 2022
1.00pm - 5.00pm
Melbourne:
8 September 2022
9.00am - 1.00pm
Sydney:
15 September 2022
9.00am - 1.00pm
Livestream/online:
15 September 2022
9.00am - 1.00pm
Your investment
Price $440 + GST
CPD Points
4 Hours
Agenda
FBT & what you need to know for 2022
- What’s new for 2021–22 and beyond
- Understanding FBT and complying with the FBT Assessment Act:
- Calculating an employer’s FBT liability
- The FBT Return
- Reportable fringe benefits
- Declarations for FBT purposes
- Record keeping requirement
- FBT rates and thresholds
- Fringe benefits - the detail
- Exemptions and concessions
- The common fringe benefits — Cars, expense payments, entertainment, car parking
- Ensuring that the less common benefits are not overlooked — Property and residual fringe benefits
Superannuation Guarantee – post amnesty
The SG rules with the benefit of hindsight and experience:
- An employer’s obligations under the SG rules
- What if the employer cannot meet those obligations?
- Options available to the employer
- The penalties and how to avoid or mitigate them