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2 December 2025 | 2 PM to 5.30 PM | 3 CPD points
FBT – Managing FBT and accessing opportunities in the Non for Profit Sector
Thomson Reuters Events ANZ is pleased to present this CPD-accredited workshop on Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) compliance and salary packaging strategies for Not-for-Profit and Charity organisations.
Many Not-for-Profit and Charity employers overlook key FBT reporting requirements, despite being uniquely positioned to access valuable FBT exemptions, concessions, and rebates. These benefits are often embedded in salary packaging arrangements or provided directly to employees as fringe benefits.
This workshop is designed to support:
- Accounting firms servicing the Not-for-Profit and Charity sector
- Employer organisations including:
- Not-for-Profits
- Charities
- Rebateable entities
- Public and NFP Hospitals
- Public Ambulance Services
- Public Benevolent Institutions
- Health Promotion Charities
Attendees will gain practical insights into FBT compliance, salary packaging, and how to maximise available tax concessions under current legislation. This is part of our commitment at Thomson Reuters Events ANZ to deliver high-quality, relevant training for professionals working in the finance, tax, and compliance space across Australia and New Zealand.
What you’ll learn
This practical and technical workshop will equip attendees with a deep understanding of FBT compliance and salary packaging strategies tailored to the Not-for-Profit and Charity sector.
Topics include:
- An overview of the key FBT fundamentals relevant to Not-For-Profits and Charity sector
- All 13 fringe benefit categories and why benefits may be overlooked
- Choices in valuation methodology and the pros and cons of each
- How to identify and classify fringe benefits
- Additional FBT exemptions and concessions that are available to Not-For-Profit organisations — wider than just the capped benefits allowed in the FBT law
- The reporting of capped benefits
- The trends with salary packaging motor vehicles, including exempt electric vehicles
- The opportunity for salary packaging relocation, mobility and remote area benefits
- Practical calculation examples of salary packaging including:
- Capped benefits
- Motor vehicles including EVs
- Car parking
- Relocations
- Remote area benefits
- Exempt benefits
- The many other FBT exemptions available that can also financially benefit employees
- The record keeping and substantiation requirements
- Where tax savings can be maximised
- The importance of written policies
- War stories of how and why it went wrong — and how to avoid it
Date & Location
2 December 2025
Virtual
Time
2:00PM - 5:30PM AEDT
Cost
Half day workshop:
[Virtual Registration] $499 + GST
Offer - buy 4 get 1 free
Please reach out to us with any questions at eventsanz@thomsonreuters.com or
call us +61 2 9171 9768.
This workshop is ideal for finance, HR, and compliance professionals working in or advising the Not-for-Profit and Charity sector. Attendees will leave with actionable insights, practical tools, and confidence in managing FBT obligations.
Limited seats available. CPD hours apply.
Frequently asked questions
Workshop Facilitator
Paul Mather
FBT & Salary Packaging Specialist
Paul has over 25 years hands-on FBT, Employment Taxes & Salary Packaging experience across all industry sectors and businesses ranging from large corporates, SME’s, Not for Profits, Charities, Local State and Federal Government and Accounting Firms.
Paul works closely with Accounting firms to ensure they are proactively managing their clients FBT obligations and have a well structured “FBT Service Line” offering for clients.
In particular, Paul assists employers with:
1. Annual FBT Reporting via Outsource
2. FBT and Employment Taxes Reviews
3. Managing FBT Audits
4. Salary Packaging review, gap analysis and implementation
5. Car Parking FBT Valuation
6. Employee Expense process reviews and implementation
7. Review of Employee benefits, policies and processes
8. ATO and Revenue Office review and audits
Paul is an accomplished trainer and speaker on all areas of FBT, Employment Taxes and Salary Packaging. Paul delivers training in a practical and insightful manner.
Paul is a current member of the ATO’s FBT Stakeholder Group (since 2005).
Paul is the founder of FBT Salary Packaging Solutions (since 2009).
Prior to setting up his own practice in 2009, Paul worked as Director of Employment Taxes at EY Sydney for 10 years