Request a Quote

Here is some helpful information to read through before you start to find your new car:

  • When you first log in you will be asked to input your gross salary and tax code. Please only enter your contracted gross salary and do not include overtime or bonus payments.

  • The salary you forego in exchange for the car is called the salary sacrifice.

  • The quote will show the net cost of the car.

  • The net cost includes the salary sacrifice, tax and national insurance savings, benefit in kind tax to be paid. It also includes an estimate of any reimbursement that will be received for business related mileage.

  • The business mileage reimbursement is based on the estimated business mileage included in the quote. This reimbursement must continue to be claimed through the Trust’s expenses system.

  • If you are expecting a change in your personal circumstances (maternity leave, adoption leave, paternity leave, sickness, or a reduction in basic hours worked etc.) or are in receipt of tax credits you should review the scheme rules and policy and carefully consider the impact a salary sacrifice arrangement will have on your take home pay.

  • Please also be aware that entering into a salary sacrifice arrangement reduces gross pensionable pay and will affect your pension built up in that period. The overall effect from participating in UHB’s salary sacrifice scheme will reduce the amount of final benefits available to you. If you are in any doubt you should seek independent financial advice before making a commitment to join the scheme.

  • If you are unable to make your Salary Sacrifice payment, then you will be charged on a net deduction basis to avoid arrears; or if your earnings fall below the National Minimum wage, you may be asked to pay a termination fee and hand back the vehicle.

  • At the end of the salary sacrifice arrangement you will return to your original terms and conditions of employment.

  • Quotes are valid for 21 days however they are subject to change in the event of any changes in supply costs, interest rates or government grants or legislation.