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Company Car Tax 2012/13

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23 March 2012

The amount of company car tax due in2012/13 is calculated from a car’s P11D price and its CO2 emissions. It’s fuel type also contributes, with Diesels paying up to 3% more than petrol company cars.

Example:

Consider a Toyota Avensis 2.0 Diesel Saloon with a P11D value of £20,200 and CO2 emissions of119 g/Km. This attracts a tax charge of 17% of its P11D value in 2012/13. This gives a Benefit-in-kind tax of £4,265 which equates to a yearly tax liability of £853 for a 20% tax payer or £1,706 for a 40% tax payer.

% of P11D to be taxed – Petrol

% of P11D to be taxed – Diesel

CO2 (g/Km) 2012/13

CO2 (g/Km) 2013/14

CO2 (g/Km) 2014/15

5

8

Up to 75

Up to 75

Up to 75

10

13

Up to 99

Up to 95

Up to 90

11

14

100

95

90

12

15

105

100

95

13

16

110

105

100

14

17

115

110

105

15

18

120

115

110

16

19

125

120

115

17

20

130

125

120

18

21

135

130

125

19

22

140

135

130

20

23

145

140

135

21

24

150

145

140

22

25

155

150

145

23

26

160

155

150

24

27

165

160

155

25

28

170

165

160

26

29

175

170

165

27

30

180

175

170

28

31

185

180

175

29

32

190

185

180

30

33

195

190

185

31

34

200

295

190

32

35

205

200

195

33

35

210

205

200

34

35

215

210

205

35

35

220

215

210

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Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton is an award-winning journalist and the founder of Business Car Manager (now renamed Business Motoring). Ralph writes extensively about the car and van leasing industry as well as wider fleet and company car issues. A former editor of What Car?, Ralph is a vastly experienced writer and editor and has been writing about the automotive sector for over 35 years.

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