Electric vehicles

EV novated leasing: the biggest tax break on wheels.

Eligible electric vehicles are exempt from Fringe Benefits Tax โ€” which means the entire lease can usually be paid from pre-tax salary. No other salary packaging benefit comes close.

The FBT exemption

Why are EVs FBT-exempt?

Under the Federal Government's Electric Car Discount, eligible battery-electric vehicles priced under the luxury car tax threshold for fuel-efficient cars are exempt from Fringe Benefits Tax when provided through a novated lease.

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100% pre-tax

With no FBT to offset, there is no post-tax (ECM) contribution โ€” the whole payment reduces your taxable income.

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Cheap to run

Charging costs a fraction of petrol, and EVs need less servicing โ€” savings bundled straight into the lease.

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GST savings too

The usual novated GST savings on purchase price and running costs still apply on top of the FBT exemption.

Example

EV vs petrol: an indicative comparison

For an employee on $95,000 leasing a $55,000 car over 4 years, 15,000 km per year:

~$289/wk
EV โ€” fully pre-tax, FBT-exempt
~$345/wk
Comparable petrol car with ECM
~$11,600
Indicative extra saving over the term

Indicative only โ€” not financial advice. Eligibility and savings depend on the vehicle, your salary, financier rates and current legislation. Run your own numbers โ†’

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