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READ MOREATO stands by taxi definition for FBT
The Tax Office will not view Uber and similar ride-sourcing vehicles as taxis for the purpose of fringe benefits tax and the taxi travel exemption, following a lengthy consultation period.
In late 2017, the ATO released a discussion paper for public consultation on the interpretation of “taxi” for FBT and the taxi travel exemption.
Read more at the Accountants Daily.
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