Sometimes I think the various govt depts, insurance companies etc. seem to interpret rules/laws to suit their angle/agenda?
A Kombi classified as a car and subject to BiK for tax purposes, usually as a van for speed limits, but always for insurance?
As a retired person, who owns a rental property I have to declare whether I carry any tools if/when travelling to/from the rental. Selling rental soon.
So all use will be SD&P.
In 5 years I’ve not yet found a broker/insurance co. who classifies a Transporter Kombi LWB as a car.
Had my T32 downrated to 3000kg max as I don’t use it to carry anything more that our luggage/shopping.
If only all these entities could consult each other and agree…..
Not holding my breath….
Andy
HMRC have recently updated their guidance
www.gov.uk
Update on HMRC Double Cab Pick Up Guidance
HMRC has updated its guidance on the tax treatment of Double Cab Pick Ups
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