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Budget 2020 : Guide for Fleet Managers

 

Following the Chancellor’s Budget 2020, we’ve summarised the most important policies and economic forecasts for fleets and motorists in this guide.

The guide covers;

The economic and fiscal forecasts and the policies for motorists

Policies for fleets and motorists

Plug-In Car and Van Grants

£532 million to maintain the Plug-In Car and Van Grants until March 2023 – as well as the announcement that the Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG) is reduced to £3000 from £3500 from 12th March 2020, and cars costing over £50,000 no longer qualify.

Van benefit charge

No Van Benefit Charge for zero-emission vans from 2021.

Capital allowances

Capital allowance bands are tightened – only zero emission cars will qualify for 100% first year allowance.

Fuel Duty

Fuel duty has been frozen for the 10th successive year.

Company car tax rates (CCT)

Company car tax rates confirmed – and have been frozen between 2023 and 2025.

Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)

All zero-emission vehicles are exempted from the VED ‘expensive car supplement’ until 2025.

Infrastructure spending

£500 million for rapid charging infrastructure.

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We’ve summarised the most important policies and economic forecasts for fleets and motorists in this guide.

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A summary of the most important policies and economic forecasts for fleets and motorists following the Chancellor’s Budget 2020.

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