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Hello Jilly,
For the following the car is electric zero CO2 the car is used partly for business(60%) and for private (40%)
why the model answer did not apportion for private and business use
as the answer is car benefit:
45000*2%= 900
Enzo is provided with an electric car with zero CO2 emissions on 5 April 2023, which he uses
60% for business and 40% for private purposes. Enzo’s employer also allows him to charge
the car at the office. The car had a list price of £45,000 but only cost his employer £42,000
due to purchasing cars for other employees at the same time.
What is Enzo’s car benefit for the tax year 2023/24?
Thanks,
If an individual uses a company car for private use then they will be charged a BIK – regardless of the miles private/business
So in this case the BIK is 2% because it is electric zero CO2 ,
So we will never apportion the benefit for the car use for private and business?
Right?
Thanks,
Yes and yes
Thanks.
no worries
