Your client is concerned about the tax implications of his limited personal use of a company-provided car. Which one of the following statements would correctly advise him about such use?
Such use is considered "de minimis" by the IRS, so its value is excludible from his income.
His personal use of the company car in excess of 1,000 miles per year is taxable at an annually specified amount per mile.
He will have to include in income the value of his personal use based on an IRS formula.
Such personal use is not taxable since it is exempted under Code Section 401.
Advise :
He will have to include in income the value of his personal use based on an IRS formula.
Valuation methods for personal use are
i) General Valuation Rule--Based on the evaluation of vehicle’s fair market value.
ii) Commuting Valuation Rule-- Based employee’s total commute distance to and from the work place.
iii) Cents-Per-Mile Rule--$0.58 x total number of miles driven by the employee.
iv) Automobile Annual Lease Valuation Rule--Annual lease value of the automobile x ( personal miles/Total miles)
V) Fleet-Average Value Rule--Applicable to employers operating twenty or more qualifying vehicles .
Your client is concerned about the tax implications of his limited personal use of a company-provided...
tax tables:
Rates and allowances
INCOME TAX (2018/19)
%
Basic rate £1 – £34,500 20%
Higher rate £34,500 – £150,000 40%
Additional higher rate £150,001 onwards 45%
A starting rate of 10% applies to savings income where it falls
within the first £5,000 of taxable income.
Personal allowances (2018/19)
£
Personal allowance 11,850
Car fuel benefit (2018/19)
The base figure for calculating the car fuel benefit is
£23,400.
Approved mileage rates (2018/19)
Car and vans: 0 – 10,000 miles 45p...
tax tables:
Rates and allowances
INCOME TAX (2018/19)
%
Basic rate £1 – £34,500 20%
Higher rate £34,500 – £150,000 40%
Additional higher rate £150,001 onwards 45%
A starting rate of 10% applies to savings income where it falls
within the first £5,000 of taxable income.
Personal allowances (2018/19)
£
Personal allowance 11,850
Car fuel benefit (2018/19)
The base figure for calculating the car fuel benefit is
£23,400.
Approved mileage rates (2018/19)
Car and vans: 0 – 10,000 miles 45p...
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