Tag : Budget 2017
Budget changes to steer drivers’ vehicle choices, finds CLM survey
Diesel tax changes in last week’s Autumn Budget will have a clear impact on drivers’ future vehicle choices, according to new research from CLM Fleet Management.
Budget 2017: Diesel tax hikes from next April
Diesel cars will be subject to increases in Vehicle Excise Duty and Company Car Tax from next April, confirmed in the 2017 Budget, as the Government … Read More »
Budget 2017: Fuel duty freeze to remain in place
Fuel duty will remain frozen at 57.95 pence per litre from next April, the eighth successive year that rises have been cancelled, under plans announced during … Read More »
Budget 2017: Extra funding for ultra-low emission vehicles
Additional funding for electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and the plug-in car grant has today been announced in the 2017 Budget by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Spring Budget: Fleet industry responds to changes
In his first and last Spring Budget, chancellor Philip Hammond set out a number of changes that will impact on fleets. Natalie Middleton reviews the fleet … Read More »
Spring Budget: What you need to know
In his first and last Spring Budget, chancellor Philip Hammond had few changes for fleets, with confirmation of the continued fuel duty freeze alongside new infrastructure … Read More »
Spring Budget: Diesel tax regime on cards
A ‘warning shot’ has been fired across the bows of diesel drivers, with the Government planning to explore changes in the way such vehicles are taxed.
Spring Budget: No further details on salary sacrifice
Although the Spring Budget had been expected to bring further clarification of tax changes to salary sacrifice and cash allowances, no further details were revealed.
Spring Budget: Fuel duty to remain frozen until 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond has kept fuel duty frozen at its current rate until 2018, following on from the announcement in the Autumn Statement.
Spring Budget: Funding for driverless vehicle and EV battery research
The chancellor pledged £270m to keep the UK at the forefront of “disruptive technologies like biotech, robotic systems and driverless vehicles”.