Mick Molloy

I RESEMBLE that comment… I live 2 min from the plaza in Collingwood Park...

DO you really think those belts will do anything in a crash ..... they are just to make you feel good... and for turbulance..

They have MORALS.... They NEVER let the truth get in the way of a good story...

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17995541-1245,00.html He must have nicked Premium....

neither would work for me.. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Open with internet Explorer...

Here are 2 great fixes for CATS .. kittencannon.zip claykittenshooting.zip

Prem sound???

TAXI!

http://www.break.com/top_rated/speakers.html This is Shaz

I wonder how the passenger is feeling.. and the passenger in the van if there was one..??

The Thick Plottens From all my reading and discussions with the ATO and Fleet Australia the answer is YES you can claim FBT excemption but if you fall outside the stick limits on the useage you can get into big problems and $$ as the following rules will then apply... http://www.ato.gov.au/businesses/content.a...4.htm&page=6&H6 47 cents per k over the stated to and from work... ouch

Mick =

Did you actually read what you quoted Mick? Subject to the same valuation rules? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I read that but Fleet Australia say no you must pay FBT... I now have no idea... Mick<<<<< Calling ATO Again

Can we get a copy of this letter post to this thread please!!!!? Fleet Australia

MORE INFO HERE Crewmans are OK.... If you like that sort of thing... UPDATE: NOVATED LEASE'S are not FBT exempt.. according to ATO phone call and Fleet Australia. Only company leases.. ATO

Click here to go to the ATO WEBSITE Look at points 7.6 and 7.7 Here is an exert 7.6 Exempt car fringe benefits There are circumstances in which private use of a car by a current employee may be exempt from FBT. An employee's private use of a taxi, or a panel van, utility or other commercial vehicle (that is, one not designed principally to carry passengers) is exempt if the employee's private use of such a vehicle is limited to: travel between home and work travel incidental to travel in the course of performing employment-related duties, and non-work-related use that is minor, infrequent and irregular (for example, occasional use of the vehicle to remove domestic rubbish). Dual cab vehicles Dual cab vehicles are variants of conventional goods vehicles with additional seating positions behind the driver and front passenger seats. They share a common chassis, to which the single or dual passenger cab and alternative tray sections may be fitted. Dual cabs qualify for the work-related use exemption only if: they are designed to carry a load of one tonne or more, or more than eight passengers, or while having a designed load capacity of less than one tonne, they are not designed for the principal purpose of carrying passengers. FBT consequence of full novations A car fringe benefit arises where you are the lessee of a car that is provided for the private use of an employee or associate of the employee. Cars under a full novated lease are subject to the same car fringe benefit valuation rules as other cars you lease. I am sure for a business lease this clears it up... but for a novated lease I am still not sure.... What do you guys think??

FULLY SIK MATE!

I saw on a motoring show you would have to do 800,000k in a hybrid car before you made a fuel saving over the cost of similar petrol car...

Make sure you get the weight correct on the trailer not too heavy or lite on the draw bar.... Move the Wrx on the trailer to correct this..

It was a nice 1/8th thrack what a shame.....

He was a student pilot and stole the plane he was learning on from memory, the Pub is across the raod from the school....

I was an ANDRA official and used to travel down to the 1/8 mile track in Canberra what happened to it ???

How about using a boost controlled water injection kit.. Even old 707's used water injection to increase engine performance on hot days.....

The video they showed is not the timed lap, the one which the T got the time for was done later in the day when the track had dried out and I'm sure he didn't take it off the track like as much as the one shown. Good to see the T beating the Maloo ute's time and not far off the M5 or STi, which you would expect to kick arse. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I disagree the vid of "The Chip" (nice rip off of "The Stig"Top Gear from BBC 2 and SBS) would be the timed lap they had the clock running up the top...