Stephanie Vavron @stephanievavron

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If It is she’s using it for school runs rather than business so could be reported. And I would hope she has the correct business Insurance as well very doubtful though.
She digs herself bigger holes trying to be so grandiose.
School runs on a business car are a no no!
So I don’t know why she’s measuring it for a pram…
 
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If It is she’s using it for school runs rather than business so could be reported. And I would hope she has the correct business Insurance as well very doubtful though.
She digs herself bigger holes trying to be so grandiose.
Why does she need a 'company car' , she doesn't go anywhere and flies to events ! Next it will be a fing private jet
 

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She will see it here she wouldn’t have no idear so your kids should be in a company car doing the school run 🐄 that comment will be deleted but the receipts are online.
Highly doubt it’s a company car. She showed a receipt when she got it. She wouldn’t have to pay for a company car as they are benefits in kind.

She is gonna get a DLA car but doesn’t want anyone to think it’s a benefit car so wants people to think it’s a company car. She doesn’t want to connect herself with disability that deeply. Doesn’t fit her personality.

It’s just a web of lies to appear grandiose.
 

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Highly doubt it’s a company car. She showed a receipt when she got it. She wouldn’t have to pay for a company car as they are benefits in kind.

She is gonna get a DLA car but doesn’t want anyone to think it’s a benefit car so wants people to think it’s a company car. She doesn’t want to connect herself with disability that deeply. Doesn’t fit her personality.

It’s just a web of lies to appear grandiose.
if you own your own company, of course your company has to the buy that car …. her company will have bought it… ‘company cars’ are not free cars
 

ChefsKissLeo

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if you own your own company, of course your company has to the buy that car …. her company will have bought it… ‘company cars’ are not free cars
So you think she can a company car ? What company is this? They are usually given free to the person that will be using it as a company benefit for the employee. Of course cars aren’t free.
 
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She look's homeless ?! The partronising cnut that she is ! 🤬 She's lucky she doesn't know what it's like to be so . Labelling people again , looking down her snot nose . That's infuriated me . People that have been wealthy have ended up homeless and Veterans that have fought for fk all . Utter disrespectful skank ! Does she just open her mouth without the " ADHD " brain kicking in or is it deliberate !
 

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When a company car is made available to a director or employee there are further tax considerations which need to be considered, these often make the difference in deciding which route is most tax efficient. The provision of a company car and payment of fuel by the company are taxable benefits in kind in the hands of the recipient, i.e. the director or employee. The value of the benefit ranges based on the type of vehicle, the CO2 emissions figure and the list price.

This benefit in kind value would be deemed as employment income, and would be taxed at 20% or 40% depending on if the individual is a basic rate or higher rate tax payer. The company would also be required to pay Class 1A National Insurance contributions on the benefit value at a rate of 13.8%.

In practice for limited company directors this normally means that purchasing or leasing a car through the company may not be the most tax efficient option, once the additional taxes payable are considered against the tax savings, it would often cost more to purchase the car through the company then personally. This is especially the case for cars which have a higher CO2 emissions figures.
 
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When a company car is made available to a director or employee there are further tax considerations which need to be considered, these often make the difference in deciding which route is most tax efficient. The provision of a company car and payment of fuel by the company are taxable benefits in kind in the hands of the recipient, i.e. the director or employee. The value of the benefit ranges based on the type of vehicle, the CO2 emissions figure and the list price.

This benefit in kind value would be deemed as employment income, and would be taxed at 20% or 40% depending on if the individual is a basic rate or higher rate tax payer. The company would also be required to pay Class 1A National Insurance contributions on the benefit value at a rate of 13.8%.

In practice for limited company directors this normally means that purchasing or leasing a car through the company may not be the most tax efficient option, once the additional taxes payable are considered against the tax savings, it would often cost more to purchase the car through the company then personally. This is especially the case for cars which have a higher CO2 emissions figures.
Accountant here 🙋‍♀️ ( for my sins ) . We very rarely advise clients to put a car through the business because of the benefit in kind . Her company is her ....she's such a t !