Tag : Autumn Statement
Full expensing tax break gives fleets perfect chance to replace ‘tired’ vans
The Government’s move to make full expensing permanent provides fleets with a perfect opportunity to replace “tired” vans that have been continually extended following the pandemic, … Read More »
Autumn Statement 2023: Main Points for Fleets
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has revealed his ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’, including tax cuts and measures for ‘innovation industries’, but with an absence of big changes for … Read More »
2023 on track to reach podium of ‘Worst Year for Potholes’
2023 could set a new record for pothole-related breakdowns attended by AA patrols after August incidents reached a five-year high.
BVRLA calls for early introduction of new company car tax ratings
Government support for fleet uptake of ultra-low emission vehicles is to be applauded but better use needs to be made of the company car tax regime.
Don’t make rushed decisions on salsac, fleet industry warns
Changes to taxation for salary sacrifice cars next April could cause a rush for orders, and businesses are being advised to consider their choices carefully rather … Read More »
Fleet industry concerned about Autumn Statement detail gaps
Despite some clarity on future company car tax, the fleet industry has criticised the Autumn Statement for not providing key details needed to help businesses make … Read More »
Autumn Statement 2016 – key points for fleets
The most important announcements for fleets, from the 2017 Autumn Statement. By Alex Grant and Natalie Middleton.
No rise in fuel duty
Fuel duty will remain frozen for the seventh successive year in 2017, saving drivers £130 a year on average and the average van driver £350 a … Read More »
Chancellor commits £1.3bn to roads
Philip Hammond has announced a major investment in English transport networks in his first Autumn Statement as Chancellor.
Chancellor announces changes to salary sacrifice
From April 2017, most salary sacrifice schemes will be subject to the same taxation as cash income, in a move set to raise an extra £85m … Read More »
Post-2020 company car tax to include electric range
Company car tax from April 2020 will incentivise ultra-low emission vehicles based on their electric range, with fully-electric models getting their own Benefit in Kind band.
Annual Budget to move to the autumn
The final announcement of the Autumn Statement was that 2017 will mark the last time that the Budget is held in the spring.
Autumn Statement must provide long-term stability to make EV future a reality
By Ashley Tate, managing director of Allstar Chargepass UK