EV novated lease and FBT exemption explained: What changes on 1 April 2027, and which electric cars still qualify
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EV novated lease and FBT exemption explained: What changes on 1 April 2027, and which electric cars still qualify
The EV FBT exemption changes on 1 April 2027. Here’s how FBT and luxury car tax work now, what changes, and which electric cars stay fully exempt. The post EV novated lease and FBT exemption…
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