Tax benefits for ultra low emission vehicles
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1 k0 Tax benefits for ultra low emission vehicles Ultra low emission vehicles (ULEVs) are vehicles that produce less than 75g of carbon dioxide (CO2) for every kilometre travelled. Both private and business users of ULEVs receive a number of tax benefits. This factsheet summarises the tax benefits currently applicable to vehicle owners, and explains the current treatment of ULEVs in each instance. It covers: A) Applicable to all ULEV users B) Applicable to business users only Fuel Duty - electric vehicles (including hydrogen fuel cell vehicles) are exempt from fuel duty. Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) - vehicles emitting up to 100g CO 2 /km currently pay no VED. The government has announced reforms to VED for vehicles registered on or after 1 April Value Added Tax (VAT) - electricity used to recharge a plug-in vehicle at home attracts only a 5% level of VAT, much lower than road fuels (20%). Taxation of company cars (CCT) - CCT for zero emission vehicles is set at 7% of the list price for Until there will be a differential of four percentage points between the 0-50 and 51-75g/km CO 2 bands and between the and 76-94g/km bands. Thereafter and until this differential will reduce to three percentage points. Car Fuel Benefit Charge - as electricity is not a fuel, there is currently no fuel benefit charge for electric cars. Van Benefit Charge - in and , the van benefit charge for zero emission vans will be 20% of the main rate. This will then increase on a tapered basis, reaching parity with the main rate in April Van Fuel Benefit Charge - as electricity is not a fuel, there is currently no fuel benefit charge for electric vans. Advisory Fuel Rates (AFR) - if you have a petrol-hybrid car, you can use AFR petrol rates; if you have a diesel-hybrid car, you can use AFR diesel rates. There is no AFR equivalent for pure electric vehicles. Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECAs) - businesses that purchase cars which emit less than 75g CO 2 /km and zero emission goods vehicles are eligible for 100% first year allowances. Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAPs) - electric and hybrid cars are treated in the same way as petrol and diesel
2 cars. Mileage Allowance Relief (MAR) - electric and hybrid cars are treated in the same way as petrol and diesel cars. A) Taxes applicable to all ULEV users 1. Fuel Duty 1.1 Fuel duty is paid on each litre of road fuel purchased (or on each kilogram in the case of gases). Electricity is not subject to fuel duty, therefore battery electric vehicles are exempt from fuel duty. Hydrogen used in a fuel cell is also exempt, although hydrogen used in an internal combustion engine is subject to fuel duty. 1.2 Table 1 sets out the current rates of fuel duty. Table 1 - fuel duty rates in Type of fuel Petrol, diesel, biodiesel (for road use) and bioethanol Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) Natural gas used as fuel in vehicles, eg biogas Rate pence per litre pence per kg pence per kg 2. Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) 2.1 VED is a tax applicable to all vehicles driving on UK roads. For cars first registered on or after 1 March 2001 the rate is based upon the car's CO2 emissions, with one rate payable in the first year (FYR), and then a standard rate (SR) payable in all subsequent years (table 2). 2.2 Electric vehicles are exempt from paying VED and all cars that emit less than 100g CO2/km have a zero rate of VED. Cars that are not solely powered by petrol/diesel are classified as alternative fuel vehicles and receive a 10 VED discount.
3 Table 2 - VED rates in (for cars purchased from 1 March 2001) Band CO 2 emissions (g/km) First Year Rate ( ) Standard Rate ( ) A Up to B C D E F G H I J K L M Over For cars first registered from 1 April 2017 onwards, a new VED regime will apply. The FYR will retain a link to the vehicle's CO2 emissions. A flat SR of 140 will apply in all subsequent years, except for zero-emission cars for which the SR will be 0 (table 3). 2.4 All cars (including zero-emission cars) with a list price above 40,000 will attract a supplement of 310 on their SR for the first 5 years in which a SR is paid. 2.5 All cars first registered before 1 April 2017 will remain in the current VED system. 1 Band K includes cars that have a CO2 figure over 225g/km but were registered before 23 March 2006
4 Table 3 - VED rates for cars purchased from 1 April 2017 CO 2 emissions (g/km) First Year Rate ( ) Standard Rate ( )* Over * cars over 40,000 pay additional 310 supplement for first 5 years 3. Value Added Tax (VAT) 3.1 VAT is a consumption tax that is applied to the price of vehicles, their fuels and electricity. Vehicles are subject to standard levels of VAT (20%) regardless of their CO2 emissions. 3.2 Motorists are able to receive a grant towards the cost of a qualifying ULEV, through the Plug in Car Grant and Plug in Van Grant. This is a payment against the full purchase price of the basic vehicle including number plates, vehicle excise duty, and VAT, but excluding any optional extras, delivery charges and first registration fee. The grant payment is applied on the customer invoice below the VAT line Alongside petrol and diesel, hydrogen attracts the standard level of VAT (20%). 3.4 Electricity has varying treatment. Electricity that is supplied for domestic, non-business and charity use attracts 5% VAT, while electricity that is supplied for business use is subject to standard VAT (20%). 2 Since March , 2 grant rates are available under the Plug in Car Grant: Category 1 cars receive a grant of 4,500; Category 2 and 3 cars receive 2,500. More information on the Plug in Car and Van Grants can be found at https://www.gov.uk/plug-in-car-van-grants
5 3.5 Electricity that is used to recharge an electric vehicle at home therefore attracts the lower level of VAT (5%). Electric vehicles that are recharged at work will attract 20% VAT on the electricity used. B) Taxes that are applicable to business users only 4. Taxation of company cars (CCT) 4.1 The provision of a company car that is available for the employee's private use is treated as a Benefit in Kind (BIK). 3 As such, it is subject to Income Tax (for the employee) and employer Class 1A National Insurance Contributions. 4.2 The benefit is valued as an appropriate percentage of the car s total list price (manufacturer s list price when new plus any accessories - the value reportable on a P11D). The appropriate percentage is dependent upon the car s CO2 emissions (see table 3 below) and fuel type. The emissions figure can be found on the car s registration document (V5C). 4.3 A calculator is available at and rates are shown in table 4 below for zero emission vehicles and some of the lower CO2 vehicles. Table 4 - The appropriate percentages for CCT CO 2 emissions (g/km) Appropriate Percentage Petrol Diesel Petrol Diesel Petrol Diesel Petrol Diesel Above 109g CO2/km the appropriate percentage continues to increase by 1 percentage point for each increase of 5g CO2/km, to a maximum of 37%. 4.5 For plug-in hybrid or pure electric company cars, the list price of the vehicle must always include the cost of the battery, whether or not it is leased separately. If an employer leases a battery for an employee s 3 An employee may benefit from their employment by receiving a benefit that does not take the form of money. These are often called benefits in kind.
6 company car, there is a taxable benefit, which would normally be based on the cost to the employer. 4.6 Ultra low emission vans are not affected by CCT because they are subject to van benefit charge (see section 6). 4.7 The government announced at Budget 2016 that from CCT will continue to be based on the CO2 emissions of cars, and the government will consult on reform of the bands for ULEVs, to refocus incentives on the cleanest cars. 5. Car Fuel Benefit Charge 5.1 Car fuel benefit charge is paid by employees who receive free fuel from their employer and a portion of it is used for private mileage in a company car and not repaid in full by the employee. Tax must be paid on the cash equivalent of the benefit in kind represented by that fuel. 5.2 The value of this benefit is calculated by using the CCT appropriate percentage of the vehicle multiplied by a multiplier : 22,200 for In the multiplier will increase in line with the Retail Price Index (RPI). As with CCT, the employee then pays Income Tax and the employer pays National Insurance Contributions on this amount. 5.3 There is no car fuel benefit charge if employees repay the cost of their private mileage in full. They may use the rates published by HMRC the advisory fuel rates (AFRs) to do so As electricity is not a road fuel, the car fuel benefit charge does not apply to electric charging. If an employee uses a company car, no benefit in kind arises on charging their vehicle at the workplace. 5.5 If an employer provides electricity to an employee to charge their own car, a benefit in kind arises representing the cost of the electricity used, which must be reported to HMRC. 5.6 The provision by an employer of a chargepoint for an employee at their home also gives rise to a benefit in kind. 5.7 The government recognises that this is a developing area and keeps the tax rules under review at fiscal events to ensure that they remain effective in promoting take up of cleaner cars but are also consistent with the government s wider fiscal objectives. 6. Van Benefit Charge 6.1 Van benefit charge is levied when an employer provides an employee with a van for private use. The charge is set at a flat rate: 3,170 in Van Benefit Charge will increase by RPI in The employee pays Income Tax on this amount and the employer pays National Insurance Contributions. The charge does not apply if the private use of the van is only ordinary commuting in and out of work or is otherwise incidental. 4
7 6.2 Zero emission vans are currently only liable for a proportion of the full van benefit charge. The government announced at Budget 2016 that this proportion would be frozen at 20% for and This will then increase on a tapered basis reaching parity with the main rate in April The government will review the impact of this incentive at Budget Van Fuel Benefit Charge 7.1 If an employer gives an employee a van to use which is subject to the van benefit charge and pays for their fuel, the employee will need to pay a fuel benefit charge. Van fuel benefit charge is set at a flat rate 598 in In this will increase by RPI. 7.2 As above, electricity is not treated as a fuel, so it is not subject to the van fuel benefit charge. This means that if an employer allows an employee with a company van to recharge at work, this does not fall under van fuel benefit charge, but as with a car, a benefit in kind will arise in relation to the electricity used to charge a privately owned van. 8. Advisory Fuel Rates (AFRs) 8.1 AFRs provide a pence per mile rate, which an employee can use to reimburse their employer for the cost of private mileage where an employer provides free fuel for a company car. 8.2 They may also be used to reimburse employees for business mileage when the employee buys the fuel for their company car. If an employer chooses to reimburse an employee with a company car for fuel used for business, this is not considered to be a taxable benefit. 8.3 AFRs are not mandatory, but allow employers to use an average figure depending on engine size and fuel type rather than having to keep detailed records for each vehicle. 8.4 Employers are free to use the actual cost of fuel if they wish. But they will need to keep records to demonstrate how they have arrived at the calculation and may not use an averaging method over a number of cars. The latest rates are available on the HMRC website If you have a petrol-hybrid car, you can use AFR petrol rates. If you have a diesel-hybrid car, you can use AFR diesel rates. 8.6 As electricity is not considered to be a fuel for the purposes of car fuel benefit legislation, AFRs do not apply to pure electric cars. 9. Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECAs) 9.1 An ECA allows a business to write off the whole cost of an asset against taxable profits in the year of purchase. ECAs are available for certain energy and water efficient technologies. 9.2 ECAs for cars are based on their CO2 emissions. In 2016/17, cars purchased from 1 April 2013 with CO2: 5
8 Of 75 g/km or less qualify for a 100% First Year Allowance (FYA). This allowance only applies to new cars. Cars that are leased also do not qualify; Up to 130g/km qualify for a writing down allowance at 18% a year; Over 130g/km qualify for a lower "special rate pool" writing down allowance of 8% a year. 9.3 The government announced at Budget 2016 that it will extend the 100% FYA for low emission cars for a further three years to April From April 2018 the CO2 threshold below which cars are eligible for the FYA will be reduced from 75 g/km to 50 g/km. The threshold for the main rate for the writing down allowance will also reduce, from 130 g/km to 110 g/km. The government will review the case for the FYA and the appropriate emission thresholds from 2021 at Budget Table 4 below details the allowances available for cars based on their CO2 emissions. Table 4 - Cars and writing down allowances First Year Allowance (100%). Does not apply to used cars 75g or less 75g or less 50g or less Write Down Allowance (18%). For new cars see FYA above. Up to and including 130g Up to and including 130g Up to and including 110g Write Down Allowance (8%). Over 130g Over 130g Over 110g 9.5 A 100% FYA is available for zero emission goods vehicles until March The government will review this ECA at Budget Vans are not eligible for both the Plug-in Van Grant and the FYA. 9.6 A 100% FYA is also available for businesses that install gas refuelling equipment for vehicles that require natural gas, hydrogen or biogas until March Eligible equipment can include: storage tanks compressors controls and meters gas connections filling equipment
9 10. Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAPs) 10.1 AMAPs are applied to employee owned vehicles that are used for business mileage, providing the pence per mile rate at which HMRC allows employers to reimburse their employees, without liability to Income Tax or National Insurance Contributions. If reimbursements in excess of the AMAPs rates are made, the excess is reportable to HMRC Unlike AFRs, electric and hybrid cars are treated in the same way as petrol and diesel cars for the purposes of AMAPs. The latest rates can be found on the HMRC website Self-employed taxpayers may also use authorised mileage rates to compute their vehicle expenses. If they claim mileage rates they cannot claim capital allowances or actual running costs. If they have previously claimed capital allowances in respect of a vehicle then they cannot use mileage rates for that vehicle. 11. Mileage Allowance Relief (MAR) 11.1 If an employer does not fully reimburse an employee for the cost of business mileage in the employee s own car in accordance with the AMAP rules, that employee is entitled to apply to receive MAR on the remainder of this amount For the purposes of MAR electric and hybrid cars are treated in the same way as petrol and diesel, and employees with electric cars are entitled to apply for MAR if they are not benefitting from full AMAPs. 6 https://www.gov.uk/expenses-and-benefits-business-travel-mileage/rules-for-tax
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