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Home > > 22 June Emergency Budget Report > Vehicle taxation Vehicle taxationNo changes have been announced to the regime for taxing vehicles. We include details of car taxation for 2010-11. Please note that the fuel-only mileage rates increased on 1 June 2010. The company car continues to be an important part of the remuneration package for many employees despite the increases in the taxable benefit rates over the last few years. Employees and directors pay tax on the provision of the car and on the provision of fuel by employers for private mileage. Employers also pay Class 1A NICs at 12.8% on the same amount. This NIC charge is payable by the 19 July 2010, (or 22 July if paid electronically). The amount on which tax and Class 1A NICs is paid in respect of a company car depends on a number of factors. Essentially, the amount charged is calculated by multiplying the list price of the car, including most accessories, by a percentage. The percentage is set by reference to the rate at which the car emits carbon dioxide, according to officially determined rates. 2010/11 taxable benefits table
The discounts for lower emissions vehicles are:
Taxable benefit charges on zero-emission vehicles and low emission carsLegislation in Finance Bill 2010 will introduce a relief from the chargeable benefit where the car or van concerned cannot produce CO2 engine emissions under any circumstances when driven. The legislation will also introduce a reduction to the chargeable benefit where a car has an approved CO2 engine emission figure of between 1 and 75g per kilometre. Company cars within this threshold will be subject to tax of 5 per cent of their list price and the measure will have effect from 6 April 2010 to 5 April 2015. Car fuel benefitThe multiplier for car fuel benefit has increased to £18,000. Car and fuel benefit calculation The amount chargeable to income tax (user) and Class 1A national insurance contributions (employer) for 2010/11 is calculated by multiplying list price (car benefit) or the fuel multiplier (fuel benefit) by a percentage based on the rate at which the car emits carbon dioxide (CO2 in g/km) (see table above). Take a car with a list price of £18,000 when it was first registered (say 31 March 2008) and which emits carbon dioxide at a rate of 176 g/km.
VAT fuel scale chargesFuel scale charges for VAT
VAT fuel scale charges for 1 month periods
VAT fuel scale charges for 3 month periods
VAT fuel scale charges for 12 month period
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