Sheila K Posted January 11, 1999 Posted January 11, 1999 Could someone give me the updated "thinking" on the value of a company vehicle to an employee. Basically we're in the process of making an offer to someone and want to consider the value of the vehicle to the employee as a part of his salary package. I've heard numbers from $6,000 to $8,000 per year..but am not certain if that's current thinking or not. Any help would be appreciated. THANKS (Posted by Sheila K for Doug Brown) Sheila K 8^)
Guest Harry O Posted January 11, 1999 Posted January 11, 1999 There really is no "thinking" on valuing employer-provided autos. It is all in the IRS regulations. See Reg. 1.61-21 for all the info you ever wanted on this subject. The value depends on so many different factors that it is hard to even hazard a guess. But the most important fact is the value of the car you ar making available. Obviously, letting someone have personal use of a Yugo generates a lower tax bill than giving someone the use of a Mercedes!
Guest ERead Posted January 12, 1999 Posted January 12, 1999 My best suggestion is to use the internet, and find out what lease rates are for the type of vehicle you will be offering. Also consider annual registrations, maintenance and up-keep. Lets say your leasing a 4x4 Truck to the employee as many Enginering firms do - lease rates could be around $350 a month depending on terms and discounts, plus the registration which varies by State (CA - $500 per year is safe). Annual maintenance can be included in some leasing programs, but other wise may be around an additional $200. The total value - $5,000. If your providing an executive vehicle - figure MORE! Good luck.
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