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Company car and fuel benefit-in-kind Calculator

If your business provides company cars or covers fuel costs for employees, understanding the associated Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) tax implications is essential. Our easy-to-use Company Car and Fuel BIK Calculator helps you quickly estimate the tax liability based on the vehicle’s emissions, list price, and your income tax band.

Whether you’re a business owner deciding on fleet options or an employee exploring the true cost of a company car, this tool provides clarity and empowers better financial decisions. Take the guesswork out of calculating your BIK tax with our accurate and up-to-date calculator.

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Company car and fuel benefit-in-kind

The taxable benefit on your company car is based on the CO2 emissions of the car. These calculations are for the 2025/26 tax year.

The list price of the car and the cost of any optional extras.

The approved CO2 emissions of the vehicle - you can look it up on the official government website
The Diesel Supplement applies to diesel cars that (i) do NOT meet the Euro 6d emissions standard OR (ii) were registered BEFORE 1 September 2017. Diesel Electric hybrids are exempted from the supplement.

Please enter the electric range if applicable.

Does your employer pay for any private fuel for a company car?

Note: These calculations are only for illustrative purposes and are not a substitute for professional advice.

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What is Company Car and Fuel Benefit-in-Kind (BIK)?

A Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) is a non-cash benefit provided by an employer that is taxable under UK law. When an employer offers a company car or pays for fuel for personal use, it’s considered a BIK and is subject to income tax.

The taxable value of a company car is determined by its list price and CO₂ emissions, with lower-emission vehicles attracting a smaller BIK tax charge. For company-paid fuel, the tax is based on a fixed annual fuel benefit charge, regardless of actual usage.

BIK taxes on company cars and fuel are designed to reflect the environmental impact and personal benefit of these perks, ensuring a fair tax contribution for employees while encouraging greener choices.

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Why It’s Important to Plan and Track Company Car and Fuel BIK

Why It’s Important to Plan and Track Company Car and Fuel BIK

Proper planning and tracking of Company Car and Fuel Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) is crucial for managing tax efficiency and avoiding unexpected costs. For employers, it ensures compliance with HMRC regulations while optimizing fleet decisions to minimize tax liabilities. For employees, understanding and tracking BIK charges can help you make informed choices about the vehicles you use, balancing personal benefits with financial implications.

By staying on top of your BIK calculations, you can identify opportunities to reduce tax burdens—such as opting for low-emission vehicles—and maintain accurate records to avoid costly errors during tax assessments. Proactive planning saves money and promotes smarter, more sustainable vehicle decisions.

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