Car benefit: conditions
Car benefit applies when all the following conditions are met.
- A car (as defined at EIM23020)
- is made available (as defined at EIM23050)
- for private use (which means for use other than for business travel)
- to an employee who is not in an excluded employment (as defined at EIM20007)
- (or to members of the employee's family or household) (as defined at EIM20504)
- by reason of that employment (as defined at EIM23060 onwards)
- without any transfer of the property in it (as defined at EIM23053)
- and the benefit is not otherwise taxable (for more guidance look at EIM23008).
Exceptions
There are the following exceptions:
- where the car is a 'pooled car' (as defined at EIM23800 onwards)
- where the ownership of the car is transferred to the employee (for the effect of doing so look at EIM23550)
- where private use is prohibited and there is no actual private use (the conditions to be met are described at EIM23081)
- where a car is not made available for a member of the employee's family or household on business grounds but in the normal course of domestic, family or personal relationships (for further guidance look at EIM23061 and NIM16030)
- where a car is made available for a member of the employee's family or household in other qualifying circumstances (for a description look at EIM23070 and NIM16030)
- for disabled employees, in specified circumstances. There may be an exemption from the benefit charge, or the charge may be reduced.
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