Calculators
FBT, fuel tax credits, cost of ownership, ROI, EV suitability and pool right-sizing. Free, current rates, no sign-up.
Choose a calculatorSix free calculators with current Australian rates: Fringe Benefits Tax, fuel tax credits, cost of ownership, fleet ROI, EV suitability and pool right-sizing. No sign-up. Estimates, not advice.
Rates for the FBT year ending 31 March 2027. Estimates only, not tax advice — confirm your circumstances at ato.gov.au. ATO: FBT rates and thresholds · Read the FBT guide
Estimate the FBT on a company or pool car. Pick a method — Statutory formula is simplest; choose Operating cost if you have a logbook and high business use. Tick electric car to test the EV exemption. Run both methods and use the lower. Calculation method Car base valueThe car's GST-inclusive purchase price plus dealer delivery and any non-business accessories. Exclude registration, stamp duty and other government charges. $ Days available for private use daysOut of 365 days in the FBT year.
Employee contributionsAfter-tax amounts the employee pays towards running the car. These reduce the taxable value dollar-for-dollar. $ Held 4 or more full FBT yearsReduces the base value by one third. Eligible electric car (battery or hydrogen)Battery or hydrogen cars only.Eligible if first held and used on or after 1 July 2022 and priced under the luxury car tax threshold ($91,661 for 2026-27). Plug-in hybrids are no longer eligible from 1 April 2025. Exempt benefits are still reportable.Your result is free on screen. The emailed PDF is optional.
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How the calculators estimate, where the rates come from, and what they are checked against.
Yes. All six calculators — FBT, fuel tax credits, cost of ownership, fleet ROI, EV suitability and pool right-sizing — are free, with no sign-up and no email required. The on-screen result is always free; an emailed report is optional.
Rates are dated configuration, refreshed on the tax calendar: fuel tax credit rates around February and August plus any one-off changes, FBT figures on 1 April, and car thresholds on 1 July. Each calculator shows the rates period it is using and links its official source. As at July 2026 the fuel tax credit tool includes the temporary 1 July to 2 August 2026 excise reduction.
They follow the ATO's published methods — the statutory formula and operating cost methods for FBT, and the per-period, acquisition-date rate model for fuel tax credits — and are checked against the ATO's own calculators. They are still estimates for planning, not tax advice: confirm your position with your accountant and the ATO.
Yes. The calculators estimate from the figures you enter; the platform measures the same things from live data: actual utilisation from bookings, actual costs per vehicle, and the trip and activity data used for FBT and fuel tax credits. Ask for a demo using your own fleet scenarios.
The calculators estimate. The platform measures real utilisation, real costs and the fleet data needed for tax review.
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