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?
Published 07.07.2010
Tax relief on business cars has been hammered since April 2009. It’s now being spread over more than 20 years. But there’s an exception to this rule. What is it and can you use it to your advantage?
Published 10.07.2009
You’re considering going green with your next company car to take advantage of the government’s grant for plug-in vehicles. But how will it affect your and your company’s tax position?
Published 19.05.2016
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?
Published 23.10.2008
Your business needs a new van and the company will need to borrow substantially to fund the purchase. However, with the changes announced in December 2005 you’ll need some up-to-date advice. Which
is?
Published 02.03.2006
In his 2016 Budget the Chancellor announced that the capital allowances (CA) tax break for low emission company cars will continue, but subject to tougher limitations. How should you plan your
vehicle purchases to maximise tax relief?
Published 18.04.2016
You’ve heard that you can actually get the Taxman to fund the purchase of a new car, through a clever manipulation of the rules for awarding tax credits. What’s the full story here?
Published 06.07.2006
On advice from his accountant a business associate set up a tax-saving structure linking his company with a partnership. But now the first year’s accounts have been prepared it looks like he’s missed
a capital allowance tax break. What is it?
Published 03.02.2011
Until recently, there had been confusion on whether a pick-up is a car or a van for tax purposes. Why does this matter and what’s changed?
Published 24.06.2009
The rate of capital allowances (CAs) you can claim for cars used in your business varies between 8% per year to 100% of their cost. That can make a big difference to your tax bill. What steps can you
take to achieve maximum tax efficiency?
Published 20.10.2015