UK - The Inland Revenue has removed an anomaly which had led to the "double counting" of car and fuel benefits in tax calculations.
Benefits provided by an employer are subject to income tax if the employee earns more than £8500 a year. All benefits – including car and fuel concessions – received by an employee are counted i...
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