I have asked a my company's accountant and a friend who works for a medium sized accountancy firm that specialises in small businesses (not contractors).
One has told me that you should never put a car through as a company car as a business owner (even an old car) as you will be hammered for NI. Much better to keep it as personal and claim mileage. Or company pays for all petrol if you do a lot of miles per year.
The other has said there can be times when it makes sense to put through a car as a company car, especially when it is an old car.
Which advice is correct?
One has told me that you should never put a car through as a company car as a business owner (even an old car) as you will be hammered for NI. Much better to keep it as personal and claim mileage. Or company pays for all petrol if you do a lot of miles per year.
The other has said there can be times when it makes sense to put through a car as a company car, especially when it is an old car.
Which advice is correct?
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