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Car allowance + fuel card

Hi, little be of help needed on car allowance.


I get a car allowance paid in to my wages which I am tax on at the normal rate. I bought a car outright and I have to pay for all normal service cost.


the company provides me with a company fuel cards.
I then get charged .13p per mile for private mileage, I do not see the bill for work mileage but do have to log the mileage.


If I opted out of the fuel card the company will pay .15p per mile for my work mileage.


so the questions are:


1- with using the company fuel card can I claim any extra tax relief for the mileage ?


2- if I start to pay for fuel and claim it back @ .15P per mile can I offset any more cost against my personal tax.




3- any other tips would be great




thanks in advance

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