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louisem(Dynamo)Dynamo
5 Nov 2024

Hi, If an income tax exempt organisation registered with the ACNC with FBT rebate status.

As a religious institution a large number of our employees are religious practitioners for FBT purposes and have exempt benefits (FBT exemption).


Using the 50:50 split means that all meal entertainment expenses are included in the calculations, regardless of whether the cost is for an employee, associate, and non-employees.

If meal entertainment is being provided to just religious practitioners who have an exemption from FBT, do we still have to include it when doing the 50:50 method or in other words; does the 50:50 split method override the FBT exemption even when it’s just religious practitioners?

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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
7 Nov 2024

Hi @louisem


Yes. The 50:50 split method is based on your expenditure on all meal entertainment for all people during the FBT year. This includes expenditure that may otherwise be exempt from FBT or not normally subject to FBT.


You can read more about using the 50:50 method in our FBT guide for employers.

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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
7 Nov 2024

Hi @louisem


Yes. The 50:50 split method is based on your expenditure on all meal entertainment for all people during the FBT year. This includes expenditure that may otherwise be exempt from FBT or not normally subject to FBT.


You can read more about using the 50:50 method in our FBT guide for employers.

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