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dtough67
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in Cutting tax
Hi. Does a double cab Nissan Navarro count as a ‘van’ for a limited company tax purposes, thanks in advance
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Not enough info to go on.
You say "for a limited company tax purposes" but what does that mean? VAT? Corporation Tax? Employers NI/declaring BIK on a p11d?
Also you only say a nissan navara. There's no classification by make & model. It goes on detailed specification of each individual vehicle. One vehicle model might be classed as a double cab pick up (and therefore a van for income tax/ni purposes) but another may not meet the requirements and would be classed as a car.
What has your accountant said it should be classed as?You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means - Inigo Montoya, The Princess Bride1 -
Some information here:
https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/vans/95748/double-cab-pick-up-truck-tax-benefits-explained
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many thanks , all the information I needed in one place.1
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Double cabs used to be a good option to minimise BIK. Electric car trumps that now, if it is an option.0
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