The tax you pay on your company car is governed by four main factors:
- The list price of the car, on the day before it was first registered
- The fuel type (petrol or diesel)
- The rate at which the car emits carbon dioxide (CO2)
- Your highest rate of income tax
| Examples of Company Car Benefits 2009-10 | 2011-12 |
| Model | Price £ | CO2 % | Fuel Type | Benefit | Tax @ 20% | Tax @ 40% |
| Fiat 500 1.2 POP | £9,610 | 10 | Petrol | £961 | £192 | £384 |
| Toyota Aven 2.0 D-4D | £19,075 | 20 | Diesel | £3,815 | £763 | £1,526 |
| Land Rover Freelander 2 | £27,890 | 30 | Diesel | £8,367 | £1,673 | £3,347 |
| BMW 550i M Sport Auto | £55,045 | 35 | Petrol | £19,266 | £3,853 | £7,706 |
Lowest CO2 'typical' company car Highest CO2 'typical' company car
*AIXAM MEGA Mega City Nice Automatic (No CO2) * Mercedes Benz Viano Ambiente 3.0 CDI (226g/km)
* NISSAN Leaf Electric Car 90kW (No CO2) * Saab 9-5 Vector SE 2.0T XWD Auto (228g/km)
* KIA Picanto New 1.0 Picanto 1 (99g/km CO2) * Skoda Superb Elegance 3.6 V6 4x4 (235g/km)
Please Note: The figures in this tax guide are for guidance only. Professional advice should be obtained before acting on the information and no responsibility can be accepted for any loss however caused resulting from actions taken or not-taken as a result of the information on this page.
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