EIM23514 - Car benefit: replacement car: circumstances that do count as arrangements: example
Section 145 ITEPA 2003
Before reading this example, ensure that you are familiar with:
An employee has as his or her normal company car a small
hatchback with a list price of £9,000.
The employee plans a family motoring holiday for two weeks
and the employer withdraws the small car and provides instead a
large estate car for that purpose.
In this case there was an arrangement to provide the employee
with a materially better car and therefore the car is not a
replacement car within Section 145.
This means that the larger car is charged as a benefit for
the period during which it is available in addition to the
unreduced charge on the normal car, because the period for which
the normal car is unavailable is less than 30 days.
