The car benefit tax detailed within your quotation is for information only; for further details, please seek independent advice.
If you receive a salary from your employment, you pay income tax through the PAYE system. If you receive goods or other non-cash items, you are receiving a "benefit in kind" which is taxable. A car that is provided by your employer through salary sacrifice is classified by the HMRC as non-cash income. The "benefit in kind" value of the car is calculated by multiplying the list price of the car by the CO2 percentage.
Each year HMRC publish a table of emission values that equate to a CO2 percentage figure. The percentage applicable to your car will update each year and this will amend the amount of tax you pay. An estimate of each year’s tax is detailed on your quote.
Payments made by salary sacrifice are a salary swap and not payments for the private use of the car. Therefore, the tax calculation is based on the greater of the List price x CO2 % or the Annual Sacrifice
e.g. £20,000.00 Salary x 2% CO2 percentage = £400.00 Benefit x 20% tax rate = £80 per annum Car Benefit Tax
No, it is a separate payment to the HMRC - The tax is collected through the PAYE system via an adjustment to your personal tax code. The HMRC will reduce your tax code by the value of the benefit. This simply means that, if you pay tax at the standard rate, the tax you pay will increase by 20% of the car benefit. When you apply for a quotation, we will calculate the estimated tax charge for you and we will inform the HM Revenue & Customs to adjust your code, if you take a car under the scheme.
Quotes are based on the best price available at the time you obtain your quote. Sunderland GP Alliance Leasing update their prices on a regular basis. As our website is constantly obtaining live prices, quotes can change from one day to the next. However, if you save the quotes, they are valid for 21 days meaning you can benefit from the best price, although these are subject to change in the event of any differences in supply costs, interest rates, government grants or legislation outside our control.
Quotations are also based on your own personal circumstances and mileage. These may differ to your colleagues and will result in a different price.