Do you need to pay tax on your company van?

By |2023-05-13T13:33:37+01:00May 19th, 2023|Van Law, Van management, Van News, Van Tax|

The annual benefit in kind tax liability for company vans is a fixed rate – unlike cars, where the tax is based on a scale of CO2 emissions and the list price of the car. These measures are annual upratings that increase the van benefit charge and the car and van fuel benefit charges by the Consumer Price Index from 6 April 2023 and have been uprated annually since 2014.

Bad news on company van tax buried in Autumn Statement

By |2015-09-15T16:35:36+01:00December 6th, 2013|Van News|

While getting of the tax disc has grabbed all the attention, van users should look a little deeper into the Autumn Statement AMONG the good and bad news in the Chancellor's Autumn Budget was buried a nugget which most people seem to have missed – benefit in kind and the fuel benefit charge on van drivers will be [...]

Put a lid on it and add value to your pick up

By |2012-06-12T07:00:04+01:00June 12th, 2012|Van News|

  Author: Robin Roberts Research undertaken by Auto Styling Truckman has revealed that the addition of a hard top accessory to a pick-up truck adds value to the vehicle for resale.  Respected industry journal Glass’s Motoring Guide has confirmed that having a hard top fitted would definitely increase a vehicle’s value. Along with the improved ‘curb appeal’ and [...]

Budget may prove fatal for emerging EV market

By |2012-03-23T08:00:32+00:00March 23rd, 2012|Van News|

  Author: Robin Roberts Changes to company car taxation announced in the Budget present a serious challenge to the  electric vehicle  market and businesses, says an analyst. With fleet purchases accounting for the vast majority of the UK’s first 1,000 electric car and van sales, business and company car taxation are playing a crucial role in supporting the [...]

Tax: what is company car tax?

By |2006-06-08T00:00:00+01:00June 8th, 2006|Van Tax|

Company cars are taxed if there's private use If a company provides an employee or director with a car for business and private use, it is taxed - provided the employee or director earns £8500 or more per year. This is known as company car tax. Tax is also payable if the company provides a member of their family or [...]

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