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Company car benefit
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            She is taxed £8000 for fuel which includes private and business miles for info0
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            Surely cheaper to pay back the personal mileage?1
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            Thanks. Will look at that.0
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            £550 is a very decent car allowance. What car do the company currently supply?0
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            Currently a seat Alhambra, which is a £12000 benefit in kind , just struggling to see how that equates to £550 a month come when we have to finance her own car0
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            Car_54 said:But it doesn't. As explained above, she has about £700 to play with.And don't have the private use fuel either- the tax is about £266 pcm, which will buy 55 gallons of fuel, unless she does more than 1,800 private miles a month (including commuting) she is losing out over just buying her own.Does that mean she is currently paying 40% of £18k tax (£7200 pa = £600 pcm) for a company car with fuel included? I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better..... I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
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 Probably. I Pay about £370 a month for mine without free fuel, which would double if you had fuel includedfacade said:Car_54 said:But it doesn't. As explained above, she has about £700 to play with.And don't have the private use fuel either- the tax is about £266 pcm, which will buy 55 gallons of fuel, unless she does more than 1,800 private miles a month (including commuting) she is losing out over just buying her own.Does that mean she is currently paying 40% of £18k tax (£7200 pa = £600 pcm) for a company car with fuel included? 0 0
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