Fleet industry will take real confidence from the confirmation of benefit-in-kind (BiK) tax rates and the further announcement they will be frozen at 2022/23 levels for an additional two years.
An increase in fuel duty for conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles of 2p per litre could raise £4bn over the next five years, whereas a continued freeze on fuel
The fleet decision makers’ organisation ACFO is lobbying the Chancellor for long-term visibility on company car tax in the forthcoming Budget
Matthew Dyer, LeasePlan UK Managing Director: “Only 112 days after the last Budget, Chancellor George Osborne has made another round of funding cuts. Echoing the statement made in March, the
VED cloggering for business A 110g/km company car will cost additional £500 over a four year life cycle; Premium cars of £40,000 or more will cost an additional £930 over
Matthew Dyer, LeasePlan UK Managing Director: “Only 112 days after the last Budget, Chancellor George Osborne has made another round of funding cuts. Echoing the statement made in March, the
JUST when politicians are claiming the economy has turned a corner, we are being told to brace ourselves for the worst of the UK’s spending cuts. The Institute for Fiscal
VAUXHALL, which sells the range-extending plug-in Ampera, and Nissan, maker of the battery-powered Leaf, welcomed measures in this week’s Budget designed to boost the appeal of low-emission electric vehicles (EVs)
What business car managers need to boost business
FAIRER motoring taxes are crucial to helping small businesses and SMEs with small fleets to help the economy grow says John
Alistair Darling’s first Budget – and the accompanying King Review into the carbon impact on the environment of road transport – marks the beginning of a “cohesive environmental strategy”, according
Business Car Manager: Editor’s Blog SO, thanks Alistair Darling. From a purely selfish point of view, it was hardly life enhancing: fuel duty going up (and it’s already spectacularly expensive
Here’s another Budget blog from James Salkeld of business car tax specialist Toomey Opticar. It seems the Budget this year has certainly created lots of discussion. James Salkeld blogs: The
Tom McGinness, the head of middle markets in London at KPMG had this to say about the Budget: “Smaller businesses are ultimately looking to survive in today’s difficult climate. Their
Vehicle auction company, British Car Auctions (BCA), believes that Alistair Darling should consider boosting the motoring market in the Budget with a stimulus for car credit. BCA’s Tony Gannon explains.
The building trade would benefit from a 5% VAT rate Adopt EU legislation to reduce VAT rate to 5% Did the 2.5% VAT rate reduction at the beginning of the
This year’s Budget is later than normal. The Chancellor has some complex working out to do…no doubt with the arch architect of micro management – Gordon Brown – looking over
The Chancellor Alistair Darling will be announcing his 2009 Budget on Wednesday 22 April. Apparently this is the latest it’s been held since 1945 – apart from general election years.
Deloitte’s Nigel Morris explains the key changes to Corporation Tax and business cars following the Budget.
Deloitte’s Nigel Morris explains how the key changes to the Expensive Car Leasing Disallowance affects business cars following the Budget.
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