Guides and compliance.

Practical guides for Australian fleets: FBT, fuel tax credits, Chain of Responsibility, heavy vehicle rules and how to buy well.

Rules explained like a colleague would.

Written for fleet managers and the people who own the problem, not for lawyers. Each guide opens with the answer, hands over a working checklist, and links the official source for the detail.

• FBT on work vehicles, explainedWhat fringe benefits tax is, the two ways to calculate it, the electric car exemption, and how to keep the required data visible.Tax
• Fuel tax credits for fleetsWho can claim fuel tax credits, the two-rate model for heavy vehicles, how apportionment works, and the evidence the ATO expects behind a claim.Tax

• Chain of Responsibility, in plain wordsWho is in the chain, what the primary duty requires, and how to show that your safety systems work each day.Heavy vehicles
• Heavy vehicle rules: the main dutiesWhether the Heavy Vehicle National Law applies to you, the duties that matter day to day, and how mass limits and accreditation schemes fit together.Heavy vehicles
• Fatigue and work diariesWho the fatigue rules cover, how standard hours, BFM and AFM differ, what work diaries require, and the records an operator must hold.Heavy vehicles

• Track a fleet without hardwareAn honest explainer on phone-based fleet tracking: how it works, what it shows and misses, and when a vehicle deserves a device.Getting started
• The government fleet procurement guideHow to scope and run a fleet telematics tender as a council or government agency, the requirements worth copying, and how the buying channels work.Buying
• How to choose fleet management softwareA fleet manager's guide to choosing a platform: the questions that separate contenders, the hardware decision, and the red flags to walk away from.Buying

Compliance that falls out of work.

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