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Fuel prices are on the rise again, and with effect from May 1 2009 the Taxman has increased his VAT charges for private mileage. So, what’s the most effective way for you to claim some of this back?
Published 18.06.2009
There have been recent changes to the rules affecting income tax and VAT where you pay for fuel etc. used by your employees for private journeys. What are these and how might they affect your
business?
Published 20.09.2012
If your business pays for road fuel, it can recover the VAT element relating to business use. There are different methods for working out the amount reclaimable. Which is the best for your business?
Published 06.03.2023
If your business pays for fuel for work and private journeys, there are different methods to work out the VAT reclaimable. There are further complications if your business is partially exempt. Which
method should you use to maximise your claim?
Published 27.11.2019
Recently, the tribunal considered whether a director owed tax on fuel paid for by his company. Given the facts, it seemed inevitable the case would go the Taxman’s way. What went wrong for the
director and how can you avoid the same mistakes?
Published 22.07.2011
The experience of one of our subscribers during a recent VAT inspection is a reminder of how tricky the VAT rules on cars are. It turned out that his company was under-claiming VAT. Could you be
missing out?
Published 17.02.2010
Since April 2013 unincorporated businesses can claim simplified deductions for motor expenses. Companies could already claim these indirectly. As a result, some businesses have been losing out on
VAT. What should you be claiming?
Published 05.03.2014
VAT rules for cars used in your business are notoriously strict. However, for some types of car-related expenditure they are surprisingly generous. What are they and how can you take maximum
advantage of them?
Published 18.04.2018
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