2022 Fringe benefits tax (FBT) return

Use this form and instructions to prepare and lodge your fringe benefits tax (FBT) return by mail.

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• Get the form
• What you can do with this form
• Help completing this form
• Other ways to lodge your FBT return
• More about FBT returns

Get the form

Warning:

This information may not apply to the current year. Check the content carefully to ensure it is applicable to your circumstances.

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Download the Fringe benefits tax (FBT) return 2022 (NAT 1067, PDF 473KB)This link will download a file.

How to lodge the form

1. Download, print and complete the paper FBT return.
2. Post your return to:

Australian Taxation Office
GPO Box 9845
[insert the name, state and postcode of your capital city]

For example:

Australian Taxation Office
GPO Box 9845
SYDNEY  NSW  2001

Help completing this form

To complete your FBT return you may need the 2022 Fringe benefits tax return instructions.

Other ways to lodge your FBT return

You can lodge your FBT return:

• electronically, using your Standard Business ReportingExternal Link (SBR)-enabled software
• through your tax agent.

More about FBT returns

To have a printed copy of the FBT return sent to you:

• use our automated self-help publications ordering service at any time – you need the full title of the publication or the NAT number, which is 1067
• phone our Publications Distribution Service on 1300 720 092 between 8:00am and 6:00pm, Monday to Friday. You will be able to speak to an operator.

For prior year FBT returns and instructions, go to Forms and instructions.

For more information about FBT returns, including due dates and paying by instalments, see Lodging your FBT return and paying.

If you don’t need to lodge an FBT return

You don’t need to lodge an FBT return if you didn't have an FBT liability for the FBT year and you don’t pay your liability by instalments.

Instead, send us a Fringe benefits tax – notice of non-lodgment by the time your return would otherwise be due. This will prevent us seeking a return from you at a later date.