FRINGE BENEFITS TAX ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS 2018
Each fringe benefit covered by a subsection of this section is prescribed for the purposes of paragraph 5E(3)(i) of the Act.
11(2)
A fringe benefit provided to an employee of the Commonwealth is covered by this subsection if the benefit:
(a) is a living-away-from-home allowance fringe benefit; or
(b) is an expense payment fringe benefit that:
(i) is not exempt under section 21 of the Act; and
(ii) relates to accommodation that is required solely because the duties of the employee ' s employment require the employee to live away from the employee ' s normal residence; or
(c) is a residual fringe benefit that:
(i) is not exempt under subsection 47(5) of the Act; and
(ii) relates to accommodation that is required solely because the duties of the employee ' s employment require the employee to live away from the employee ' s normal residence.
11(3)
A fringe benefit that is a payment of a Commonwealth overseas living allowance is covered by this subsection to the extent that the payment includes any of the following adjustments, allowances or supplements:
(a) a cost of living adjustment;
(b) a post adjustment;
(c) a cost of posting allowance;
(d) a child supplement;
(e) a child supplement allowance;
(f) a child reunion allowance.
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