admin on March 15th, 2010

If you work for a company and get to use a company car for your own use (including travelling too and from work), the government will see this as a benefit to you and therefore should be liable to some tax. Even if you are a company owner where the business pays for the car, [...]

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It may be that business car lease offers cheaper monthly payments than buying but in the long run, you know you will pay more money on a vehicle that is depreciating than buying it outright. So why do business owners opt for business car lease rather than saving a few pennies or dollarsĀ and buy outright? [...]

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admin on October 13th, 2009

You can’t have missed the abundance of television adverts, telling us how easy it can be to be a driving instructor, how much we can earn, work our own hours and have a fully maintained car, for those who have never worked for themselves in the past, these adverts can appear to be the dream [...]

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admin on March 4th, 2009

It is very easy in these pushed times to save a bit of money here and there, but it is important to make sure that those few pounds saved does not end up costing you more in the long run. An example of this is keeping those fleet vehicles on the road or even those [...]

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admin on February 23rd, 2009

The motoring scene is changing as much for businesses than for the general motorists with new road tax changes to be applied in April, the recent scare in fuel rises than have now declined back to normal, plus the resalable value of any vehicle bought has new criteria to consider. The car market is at [...]

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