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Why I do not believe double cab pick-up trucks should be treated as cars

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John Messore, freelance tax expert on company cars, vans, fuel cards, mileage and salary sacrifice, gives his view on HMRC’s changes to pick-up truck taxation.

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HMRC issues update on double cab pick-up tax rules

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued fresh guidance on how double cab pick-up trucks will be taxed, confirming a major shift in their classification. From April 2025, most models will no longer be treated as vans for tax purposes but will instead fall under the company car category, bringing financial implications for businesses that use them. This update refines previous announcements, altering the definition of what qualifies as a van and…

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HMRC updates guidance on tax classification of double cab pick-ups

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued updated guidance on the taxation of double cab pick-up trucks, clarifying which vehicles will be affected by the Government’s decision to reclassify them as company cars for tax purposes. We have previously brought you news of this change, set to take effect from April 2025, but businesses should... The post HMRC updates guidance on tax classification of double cab pick-ups appeared first on Clay Shaw Thoma…

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Why I do not believe double cab pick-up trucks should be treated as cars

John Messore, freelance tax expert on company cars, vans, fuel cards, mileage and salary sacrifice, gives his view on HMRC’s changes to pick-up truck taxation.

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