Hello everyone,
I up until recently have been putting my own fuel in my company car for my private mileage. I also have a fuel card that I use for company mileage. A few months back my company had a vat inspection and was told that this is not how to do it.
I have recently started paying for fuel via the fuel benefit on my P11D which I find extremely expensive. The accounting firm that works for our company have told me that the only way around this is for me not to have a fuel card, put the fuel in myself and claim the company mileage back @ £0.11 per mile which would also see me out of pocket)
I asked them if I still used the fuel card to pay for all the fuel used and then declare my private mileage to the company to be deducted from my wages as this is how I used to do it at my previous employment. They told me that because I use a fuel card I can't do it this way. Is this correct or could anybody else offer me any advice?
Thanks in advance.
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