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Advisory Fuel Rates – MUST Be Effective 01 October 2023
Newsletter issue – October 2023
The Advisory Fuel Rates (AFRs) have had their quarterly review and HMRC published revised rates from 01 September 2023. With rising fuel prices again, it's not surprising there were changes - mainly for cars with a higher cc. The following rates are effective 01 September 2023 but HMRC say the old rates can be used for one month from this date. So, from 01 October 2023 you must be using the following rates (with the old rates in brackets and * indicating where there's been a change):
Petrol (or hybrid)
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Rate
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1400cc or less
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13p (13p)
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1401 to 2000cc
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16p (15p) *
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Over 2000cc
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25p (23p) *
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LPG
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Rate
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1400cc or less
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10p (10p)
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1401 to 2000cc
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12p (12p)
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Over 2000cc
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19p (18p) *
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Diesel
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Rate
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1600cc or less
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12p (12p)
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1601 to 2000cc
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14p (14p)
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Over 2000cc
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19p (18p) *
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The Advisory Electricity Rate for fully-electric cars increased from 9p per mile to 10p.
There are important points worth repeating about these rates:
- They relate to mileage in company cars. The rates for business mileage in private cars are at the (higher) Approved Mileage Allowance Payments (AMAPs)
- They are the rate of reimbursement to employees for business travel OR the rates used to calculate amounts employees should repay when they are required to make good the cost of any private travel
- Where you reimburse (or ask for repayment) at higher rates there's a tax and National Insurance liability unless you can justify the fuel cost per mile is higher
The last point is important and if you do use rates greater than HMRC's rates, you need to be able to demonstrate and justify why. Maybe fuel costs in your area are higher than HMRC's UK average ones. It's all about justifying which means more records to keep!
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