Indicator - FL Memo
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Calgarth House, 39-41 Bank Street, Ashford, Kent TN23 1DQ VAT GB 726 598 394. Registered in England. Company Registration No. 3599719
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With the Budget announcement that there are to be higher tax charges for employees driving company cars and meaner deductions for the employers providing them, is now the time to slam the door on
these arrangements?
At one time the government’s intention was to tax company cars out of existence. These days it’s a little more enlightened, even offering extra tax relief in some cases. This begs the question: which
cars are best for tax breaks?
When you’re financing new company cars, cost is usually a key factor. You’re weighing up making a straight purchase or leasing but the tax outcome varies for each. What is the difference and how does
it affect the overall cost?
A colleague has told you that now is the best time to trade in your company car and get a new one. He says that if you don’t you will lose out on a valuable tax break for your company. Is there
something you should be doing?
When you add a sat-nav as an extra to your company car it will cost you more in tax. The rate you’ll pay is based on your vehicle’s CO2 emissions. But is there a way to reduce or even eliminate this
extra tax bill?
The tax rates for company cars up to 5 April 2021 have now been confirmed. There will be higher charges for low emission cars, but not for those with high emissions. How much might these changes cost
you?
You can reduce the tax and NI bill on your company car by making a personal contribution to its cost. But the saving can be outweighed by the depreciation on the car. How can you make sure this
doesn’t happen?
If you have use of a company car for private travel you’ll have to pay tax for the privilege. Plus, there’s a further tax bill if the business pays for your fuel for private journeys. What’s changing
with these tax charges in April 2020?
If you’re driving an oldish petrol company car, you and your company could be paying through the nose in tax and NI charges. You could splash out on a new electric or low emissions car, but is there
a cheaper way to cut your tax bill?