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I'm not 100% sure, but I think so. I guess in higher brackets the "tax saving" is more significant - but the same "grossed up" limitations would apply. There was a big stink a couple years back I recall - medical practitioners within the public system could literally sacrifice their entire...

Employees of certain institutions, charities and nursing homes(?) and others that satisfy certain criteria, are eligible to sacrifice up to a grossed up value of $30000 into mortgages etc, FBT-free - which equates to somewhere between 15-16K I think - providing they don't go above the 30% of...

I have just started salary sacrificing home mortgage repayments. My employer is classed as a PBI - public benevolent institution - and I am able to sacrifice up to 30% of my gross income, of which up to $8755 can be FBT exempt for certain items. If there is still some of the 30% left, other...