As an employee of a Local Health Network or SA Ambulance, your hard work is recognised by giving you access to some of the most generous salary packaging benefits on offer, which could save you thousands in tax every year.
Many doctors, nurses and healthcare workers already take advantage of salary packaging to save on home loan and rent payments, and other everyday living expenses. See if you could also benefit from salary packaging.
You could make big tax savings by salary packaging home loan, rent, bills and other everyday expenses. You’re entitled to up to $9,010 of these benefits, tax-free, every Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year (1 April - 31 March).
You can salary package up to $2,650 each FBT year to pay for meals and entertainment – for yourself, family and friends – from your before-tax income.
Staying current with your career and peers could be more affordable if you can package professional membership and subscriptions and save on tax.
Save up to 45% on the purchase price of eligible portable electronic devices like laptops and tablets, to help maximise your productivity and performance.^
Getting professional advice to help you save on tax and maximise your wealth could be more affordable if you can salary package the costs.
You could drive the car you love and make big tax savings, especially on certain electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Studying to get ahead in your career? You could salary package the costs of furthering yourself and save on tax.
If you have disability and income protection insurance, you may be able to pay for this cover out of your pre-tax salary.
^A portable electronic device can only be salary packaged if it is used primarily (over 50%) for work purposes. Employees are limited to 1 device with substantially similar functions per FBT year. Tax savings achieved through salary packaging will depend on your income tax bracket and personal circumstances.
On top of your salary packaging benefits, Smart™ makes it simple for you to get rewards and discounts with leading brands and services.