Green commuter tax is scrapped

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• Fleet News Online

Employees will no longer have to pay tax for taking advantage of subsidised, employer-sponsored buses to work.

Workers had faced tax charges for subsidising green commuter schemes, with companies including Boots hit by tax bills reaching hundreds of thousands of pounds a year for providing bus services to staff as an alternative to commuting by car to ease congestion.

Already, use of buses with more than 10 seats had been exempt from the benefit-in-kind tax charge.

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