I believe that income protection insurance premium can be a tax deduction when it is paid by individuals or super fund.
Are there any cases that a business can claim income protection insurance premium as a tax deduction? Does it trigger FBT?
I believe that income protection insurance premium can be a tax deduction when it is paid by individuals or super fund.
Are there any cases that a business can claim income protection insurance premium as a tax deduction? Does it trigger FBT?
Hi @rainbow123,
The income protection premium should be tax deductible to the employer/company. This is because under section 8.1 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, premiums may be tax deductible for the employer if:
The premium will not be subject to FBT for the employer as the premiums would be otherwise deductible to the client if they were paying the premiums personally (as per section 52 of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986).
Hi @rainbow123,
The income protection premium should be tax deductible to the employer/company. This is because under section 8.1 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, premiums may be tax deductible for the employer if:
The premium will not be subject to FBT for the employer as the premiums would be otherwise deductible to the client if they were paying the premiums personally (as per section 52 of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986).
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