Selecting a low emission car is important to reduce your impact
on the environment. It can also help you reduce your fuel costs and tax bill. Below, we have pointed out some of these benefits.
Capital Allowances
Since 6 April 2013 tax rules have
changed and it is harder to claim capital allowances on the cost of a car.
The current rules are that a 100%
first year allowance is available for low emission cars with CO2 emissions of 95g/km
or less.
Cars with emissions between 96g/km and 130g/km are eligible for capital allowances at the main rate (18%), and higher emission cars attract writing-down allowances at the special rate (8%).
Cars with emissions between 96g/km and 130g/km are eligible for capital allowances at the main rate (18%), and higher emission cars attract writing-down allowances at the special rate (8%).
Car
Vehicle Tax (Road Tax)
Car vehicle tax rates are based on either engine size or
fuel type and CO2 emissions, depending on when the vehicle was registered.
Cars with emission < 100g/km are free, 101-110 £10,
111-120 £20 …… over 255 = £480
Benefit
In Kind Tax (P11D)
The
taxable amount is calculated by multiplying the list price of the car by the
applicable percentage which is based on the vehicle emissions.
Zero
emission (electric) cars have 0% and are therefore tax free
Otherwise
percentages would be on a scale
Co2 Petrol
% Diesel % Co2 Petrol % Diesel %
76-99 10 13 100-104 11 14
105-109 12 15 110-115 13 16
150-154 21 24 155-159 22 25
205-210 32 35 210-214 33 35
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