INTHEBLACK November 2026 - Magazine - Page 31
More car. Less tax. Zero stress
novatedleaseaustralia.com.au
The $75,000 FBT cap is coming
Drive a luxury car for less
... before 31 March, 2027
From 1 April, 2027, federal rules for
the electric vehicle FBT exemption
are set to change. Lock in a novated
lease and take delivery by 31 March,
2027 to grandfather the 100% taxfree status for the life of your lease.*
Why act now?
Grandfather 100% tax savings before the 31 March cutoff*
Save up to $6,353 upfront on the vehicle purchase price*
$0 management fees and fixed interest rates for CPA
Australia members*
Cost-neutral employee benefit with $0 employer cost*
*T&Cs apply
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*T&Cs: Vehicle eligibility for full FBT exemption relies on vehicle pricing falling under the LCT threshold ($91,661) and delivery taken by 31 March, 2027. Proposed FBT exemption changes and grandfathering
provisions remain subject to legislative rules and no change in terms of novation or lease. Upfront GST savings capped at $6,353 per ATO rules. $0 management fees available to current CPA Australia
members on new novated lease agreements, subject to employer participation and lender approval. Member interest rate is fixed at settlement but may vary prior based on market rates. Novated leases are
structured as employee salary sacrifice arrangements at zero direct admin cost to employers. Tax savings vary by individual circumstances; general information only – seek independent advice if needed.
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