Allan’s employer purchased a car in March 2019 at a cost of $88,000 GST inclusive and provided the car to Allan on 1 April 2019. Allan garages the car at his home 300 nights during the 2019/20 FBT year. Allan travelled 20,000 kilometres in the car during the year, and the odometer and logbook records show that 10,000 kilometres were for business purposes and 10,000 kilometres were for private purposes. The operating costs of the car (not including deemed depreciation and deemed interest) were $13,000 (GST inclusive). Allan made contribution totalling $1,000 and all the necessary documents for his employer to calculate his FBT liability.
Allan’s employer purchased a car in March 2019 at a cost of $88,000 GST inclusive and provided the car to Allan on 1 April 2019. Allan garages the car at his home 300 nights during the 2019/20 FBT year. Allan travelled 20,000 kilometres in the car during the year, and the odometer and logbook records show that 10,000 kilometres were for business purposes and 10,000 kilometres were for private purposes. The operating costs of the car (not including deemed depreciation and deemed interest) were $13,000 (GST inclusive). Allan made contribution totalling $1,000 and all the necessary documents for his employer to calculate his FBT liability.
Chapter4: Gross Income: Concepts And Inclusions
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Allan’s employer purchased a car in March 2019 at a cost of $88,000 GST inclusive and provided the
car to Allan on 1 April 2019. Allan garages the car at his home 300 nights during the 2019/20 FBT
year. Allan travelled 20,000 kilometres in the car during the year, and the odometer and logbook
records show that 10,000 kilometres were for business purposes and 10,000 kilometres were for
private purposes. The operating costs of the car (not including deemed
interest) were $13,000 (GST inclusive). Allan made contribution totalling $1,000 and all the necessary
documents for his employer to calculate his FBT liability.
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