EIM23210 - Car benefit: calculation - steps 1 to 4: list price: example
Sections 121(1) and 125 to 132 ITEPA 2002
When working through this example you may find it useful to refer to:
- the method statement in Section 121(1) ITEPA 2003, see EIM23101 (this page illustrates steps 1 to 4)
- the flowchart for steps 1 to 4 at EIM23111.
Example
In April 2002 an employee is supplied with a car with list price of £18,590. It is supplied with metallic paint (£250) and a CD multichanger (£450, for which the employee pays) as factory-fitted options (i.e. priced by the car’s manufacturer). Before registering the car, the dealer puts on a paint-protecting finish (£95). On 6 April 2003, the car is converted to run on road fuel gas (£1,250). The employee contributes £250 to this. On 6 June 2003, roof rails costing £95 (including tax and fitting) are added.
Calculation: steps 1 to 4 for 2003/04
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Section 121 |
Item |
Price of item, £ |
Running total, £ |
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Step 1 |
List price including standard accessories, VAT, number plates, delivery. |
18,590 |
18,590 |
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Step 2 |
Initial extra accessories: |
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250 |
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450 |
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95 |
19,385 |
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Later accessories: |
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0 |
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0 |
19,385 |
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Step 3 |
Capital contributions |
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450 |
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0 |
18,935 |
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Step 4 |
Interim sum (price of the car) - Step 4 is omitted from 2011/12 onwards, so the interim sum is then the amount carried forward from Step 3. |
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18,935 |
Notes
- See EIM23182.
- The price of the roof rails is not added because the price is below the £100 de minimis limit, so they never count as later accessories at all (see EIM23143).
- The capital contribution towards the road fuel gas conversion is not deducted because the cost of the conversion is not taken into account in calculating the cash equivalent of the benefit of the car (see EIM23190 onwards).
