The “Treasury Laws Amendment (Extending the FBT Exemption for Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles) Bill 2024” draft legislation has been introduced in the Senate in Australia.
If passed, this will extend fringe benefits tax exemption for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles until 1 April, 2030.
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