>>Just strikes me as pathetic on the part of HMRC. It's a work vehicle with incidental private use.
Dead easy to avoid tax; Keep it at work and don't take it home other than when on call.
However, if you don't need to buy a personal car because you have a works vehicle, then that's pushing it even on just on to & from, but is absolutely a benefit for anything else.
The gap they are plugging is not the plumber or electrician who takes his vehicle home. What they don't want is the hoards of supervisors and managers who will immediately decide they need a works van despite never carrying tools or materials, or even going out on a job.
It's happened before. BT, wasn't it? Or it might have been the Post Office.
Last edited by: No FM2R on Sat 22 Aug 20 at 23:34
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Is that a Van or not? new
Is that a Van or not? new