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E4.620C Cars—price of the car

Personal and employment tax

For the purpose of calculating the cash equivalent of the benefit from private use (see E4.620A) the price of the car is the list price, if it has one, or if it does not have a list price, the notional price1. For HMRC guidance on the list price and notional price, see EIM24050–EIM24180. See also E4.620A regarding automatic cars provided to disabled employees. Whether the list pice or notional price is used, the price is determined as at the day before that on which it was first registered2. The date of first registration is that under the Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994 or corresponding legislation of any country or territory3.The price may need to be increased by the list price or notional price of any accessories subsequently added (see E4.620D).

The price as defined above applies regardless of whether the car was unused or second-hand when acquired by the employer and/or made available to the particular employee.

List price

A car has a list price if a price was published

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