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2026/27 employer benefits toolkit

Company Car, Van & P11D Tax Calculators

Start with the decision you need to make: price a company vehicle, compare an EV scheme, test free fuel, or calculate the employer's P11D(b) liability. Every tool uses the same central HMRC-aligned rates.

These tools cover the benefit charge on a vehicle you provide. For the relief on buying one, see capital allowances on cars — the rate turns on CO2 emissions and the purchase date, and cars are shut out of the Annual Investment Allowance entirely.

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Company Car Tax Calculator

P11D list price, CO₂ percentage, diesel supplement and EV BIK.

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02

EV Salary Sacrifice Calculator

Real net cost after PAYE, NI, student loan and EV BIK, compared with a personal lease.

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03

Company Car vs Cash Allowance

Compare the car's BIK cost with after-tax cash and private ownership costs.

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04

Car Fuel Benefit Calculator

Find the tax and private-fuel break-even point using the HMRC multiplier.

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Company Van Tax Calculator

Van and fuel flat charges, electric and restricted-use exemptions, employee and employer tax.

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06

P11D Benefits Calculator

Combine cars, fuel, vans, medical insurance, loans and accommodation.

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P11D(b) Class 1A NI Calculator

Employer liability across benefits and termination awards, with filing and payment dates.

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The calculation chain

  1. 01 · VALUE

    Work out the benefit's HMRC cash equivalent.

  2. 02 · EMPLOYEE

    Apply the employee's income-tax position to the benefit.

  3. 03 · EMPLOYER

    Calculate Class 1A NI on liable benefits.

  4. 04 · REPORT

    Payroll or report the benefit under the rules for that year.

2027 payrolling change

HMRC is phasing in mandatory payrolling from 6 April 2027. The first phase covers company cars, car fuel, vans, van fuel and medical benefits; most other benefits follow later. The underlying taxable benefit and employer Class 1A liability still need to be calculated.

Read HMRC Agent Update 145 →

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