No FBT for EVs

An increasingly popular option for healthcare professionals we help is to novate a zero or low emission vehicles. This is due to the generous fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption that's available. It means you and your employer pay no FBT, which adds up to thousands in extra savings.

You can view a full list of the vehicles that are eligible for the FBT exemption to see what options are available.

How can Novated Lease Australia help healthcare workers?

We can help some healthcare workers across several states and territories with novated leasing a vehicle.

Even when the employer has a preferred salary sacrificing partner (which is often the case for health workers), our team will work to provide you with a highly competitive quote for a self-managed novated lease.

Agencies we may be able to help

  • Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission

  • Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care

  • Australian Digital Health Agency

  • Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

  • Australian National Preventive Health Agency

  • Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency

  • Australian Sports Commission

  • Australian Sports Foundation Limited

  • Cancer Australia

  • Food Standards Australia New Zealand

  • Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority

  • National Blood Authority

  • National Health and Medical Research Council

  • National Health Funding Body

  • National Mental Health Commission

  • Organ and Tissue Authority

  • Professional Services Review

  • Sport Integrity Australia

Other government departments we can help

Here are just some of the other government departments whose employees we can help with a novated lease:
Written by
Bevan Guest

CEO

Bevan Guest

Bevan is the CEO of Novated Lease Australia. He has more than 20 years of experience in the automotive and financial services industry.

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Sean Callery

Editor

Sean Callery

Sean is an editor and finance journalist. He has over 15 years of international experience covering consumer affairs, lending and personal finance.