easyFBT Blog

One Plus One Solutions Pty Limited are pleased to advise that the final easyFBT 2016 version is now available for download. This release contains the final ATO Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) return 2016 form and can be produced as a paper form for manual lodgement or when using the SBR Interaction Manager to lodge electronically using your AUSkey. We have also added comparison year-on-year reporting and a number of other enhancements. Read the change log for further information about this release.
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A feature that has been long requested (and even more so recently) is yearly comparison reporting. Comparison reporting is designed to provide a year-on-year comparison between prior year and current year results.
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The newly released Motor Vehicle Dealers’ version of easyFBT includes the Motor Vehicle Dealer Cars workpaper and several new reports. This version calculates your car’s fringe benefits taxable values using the special motor vehicle dealer pooling method as set out in Taxation Ruling MT 2023.
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As discussed in our previous post, we are making changes to the Import Entity Wizard to facilitate importing multiple entity files at once - great for head-office users reviewing and consolidating entities from their sites.
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As discussed in our previous post, we are making changes to the Export Entity Wizard to facilitate exporting entities to separate files automatically rather than in just one combined file - great for head-office users sending entities out to their sites.
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We are always looking to add new features or enhancements to existing features in easyFBT - plus we always love to hear from our users about their product usage, some of their pain points and how we might be able to improve their workflow.
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We are pleased to advise that easyFBT 2016 Fringe Benefits Tax Solution is now available for purchase and download. This first release for 2016 contains the usual changes in relation to rates and other properties as well as the removal of the transitional rules from LAFHA, a new Rates and Thresholds panel in Properties and Settings and some additional RFBA reporting options.
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