TAX
DATA INFORMATION
Vehicle Benefits
Chargeable on employees earning £8,500 or over (including benefits)
and directors.
Car Benefit
The charge is a percentage of the list price derived from the
following table according to the vehicle's CO2 emissions:
2010/11 |
VAT fuel scale charges for 3 month return
period beginning on/after 1 may 2010: |
| CO2 gr/ km |
Scale charge |
| 120 or less |
141 |
| 121-134 |
212 |
| 135 |
227 |
| 140 |
241 |
| 145 |
255 |
| 150 |
269 |
| 155 |
283 |
| 160 |
297 |
| 165 |
312 |
| 170 |
326 |
| 175 |
340 |
| 180 |
354 |
| 185 |
368 |
| 190 |
383 |
| 195 |
397 |
| 200 |
411 |
| 205 |
425 |
| 210 |
439 |
| 215 |
454 |
| 220 |
468 |
| 225 |
482 |
| 230 or over |
496 |
NB. For information on hybrid petrol/electric engines + LPG or
dual LPG + petrol please contact our office.
Notes
- The list price relates to the day before first registration
and includes accessories. The price is subject to an upper limit
of £80,000.
- The list price is reduced by the employee's capital contribution
when the car is first made available, subject to a maximum deduction
of £5,000
- Special rules apply to cars at least 15 years old with a market
value of £18,000 or more.
- Payments by employees may reduce the taxable benefit.
Car Fuel Benefit:
The taxable benefit for using fuel for private journeys in a
company car is the percentage derived from the table above,
based on the vehicle's CO2 emissions multiplied by £16,900.
The fuel benefit is reduced to nil if the employee pays for all
the fuel used for private journeys.
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