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Get Your Team to Work for Less with Tax-Free Public Transport.
Save your employees 30%+ on commuting & reduce your FBT burden. Extraordinary is the only IRD-approved pre-tax transport platform in New Zealand.
Transport Module Benefits
From day one, Extraordinary has been enterprise-ready. Compliance, security, and reporting features are built-in, simplifying workflows for HR and Finance teams.
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See your Public Transport savings.
See how much you could save each year with Inland Revenue-approved, pre-tax public transport benefits through the Extraordinary platform. Keep more of your pay in your pocket.
For guidance only. Actual savings vary based on income, KiwiSaver rate and other entitlements. Based on a Deloitte-prepared tax model.
FBT exempt
Built-in controls and automated reporting.
Benefits
Offer a high-value perk without increasing costs. Using the pre-tax income of the employee to fund there lourney to work.
Return-to-office made easy
Make commuting more affordable and appealing, pre-tax transport funds that load instantly into employees’ accounts, locked to public transport.
Sustainability
Reduce commuter emissions, more people using public transport.
Saving 30%+
Access real savings on commuting costs.
Nation-wide
AT HOP, Snapper, Metrocard, Bee Card and NTS once launched*.
Tax-free transport, made simple
Thanks to a binding ruling from Inland Revenue and FBT reform, employers can now offer public transport benefits via Extraordinary.
That means employees can now use pre-tax income to pay for travel, saving them $768+ annually on commuting costs. While employers enhance their benefit offering without increasing salary costs. It’s the first solution of its kind in New Zealand. And it’s available now.
See our other benefits
Purpose-built for both sides of the experience — management gets control, employees get simplicity.
Allowances
Gifting
Peer-to-Peer Recognition
See Extraordinary in action.
Get a personalised walkthrough of how each benefit module can fit your business, your budgets, and your people.