Alison Chapman tax partner at Deloitte discusses how to reduce a company's carbon footprint while saving money
It is easy to understand some companies' views that running a green fleet may be expensive and counter-productive to recruiting and retaining good staff but we are finding that it is possible to be green cost-efficient and keep employees happy by selecting cars based on whole life costs including all the tax implications.
Background
The Government's view at the end of the 90s/early 2000 was that the transport sector was one of the fastest growing sources of CO2 emissions and that changes to the company car fleet would filter into the general car market over time. Therefore the CO2-based...
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Alison Chapman tax partner at Deloitte discusses how to reduce a company's carbon footprint while saving money
It is easy to understand some companies' views that running a green fleet may be expensive and counter-productive to recruiting and retaining good staff but we are finding that it is possible to be green cost-efficient and keep employees happy by selecting cars based on whole life costs including all the tax implications.
Background
The Government's view at the end of the 90s/early 2000 was that the transport sector was one of the fastest growing sources of CO2 emissions and that changes to the company car fleet would filter into the general car market over time. Therefore the CO2-based...
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