Company Cars
If your company buys or leases cars for use in the business then tax relief is normally available for the cost of buying/leasing/running the cars.
The way tax relief is given depends on how the cars are acquired.
There are differences in tax relief for the main aquisition methods and you can read more about each approach by clicking on the links below:
Company Vans
If your company buys or leases vans for use in the business then tax relief is normally available for the cost of buying/leasing/running the vans.
The way tax relief is given depends on how the vans are acquired.
There are differences in tax relief for the main aquisition methods and you can read more about each approach by clicking on the links below:
Running Costs
Generally the day-to-day running costs for company cars and vans are eligible for tax relief, subject to the normal rules for business tax deductions.
Costs allowed as a tax deduction include maintenance, insurance, vehicle excise duty, fuel and repairs each tax year.
Where VAT can't be recovered by the business (for example, because the business is not VAT registered) the unrecoverable amount of VAT can be deducted against business taxes.