🚘 UK Company Car Tax Calculator 2026/27 (BIK)

See how much tax you pay each month for your company car.

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UK Company Car Tax Calculator: Taxable benefit — (list price − contribution) × BIK % − private-use payments. Example: £45,000 electric car, 40% taxpayer → Company car tax a year: £720.00
How the UK Company Car Tax Calculator works: Taxable benefit — (list price − contribution) × BIK % − private-use payments

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📘 About the UK Company Car Tax Calculator 2026/27

A company car is a taxable benefit. Its value is the P11D list price multiplied by a benefit-in-kind (BIK) percentage set by CO₂ emissions. For 2026/27 electric cars are 4%, plug-in hybrids 4% to 16% depending on electric range, and petrol cars up to 37%. Diesels that are not RDE2 add 4%.

You pay income tax on the benefit at your marginal rate, and your employer pays 15% Class 1A National Insurance. Free private fuel adds £29,200 × the BIK percentage.

🧮 Formula

Taxable benefit
(list price − contribution) × BIK % − private-use payments
Your tax
benefit × your tax rate

✏️ Worked examples

£45,000 electric car, 40% taxpayer

You enter
P11D list price45,000 £
FuelElectric
CO₂ emissions0 g/km
Electric range (1–50 g/km hybrids)0 miles
Your income tax rate40% higher
Your capital contribution (max £5,000)0 £
You pay for private use (a year)0 £
Free fuel for private use?No
You get
Company car tax a year£720.00
A month£60.00
Benefit-in-kind rate 2026/274%
Taxable benefit (car)£1,800
Employer Class 1A NI (15%)£270.00 a year

£60.00.

£30,000 petrol car, 128 g/km, 20% taxpayer

You enter
P11D list price30,000 £
FuelPetrol, hybrid or RDE2 diesel
CO₂ emissions128 g/km
Electric range (1–50 g/km hybrids)0 miles
Your income tax rate20% basic
Your capital contribution (max £5,000)0 £
You pay for private use (a year)0 £
Free fuel for private use?No
You get
Company car tax a year£1,860.00
A month£155.00
Benefit-in-kind rate 2026/2731%
Taxable benefit (car)£9,300
Employer Class 1A NI (15%)£1,395.00 a year

£155.00.

🧭 How to use this calculator

What you enter

  • P11D list price (£)
  • Fuel
  • CO₂ emissions (g/km)
  • Electric range (1–50 g/km hybrids) (miles)
  • Your income tax rate
  • Your capital contribution (max £5,000) (£)
  • You pay for private use (a year) (£)
  • Free fuel for private use?

What you get

  • Company car tax a year
  • A month
  • Benefit-in-kind rate 2026/27
  • Taxable benefit (car)
  • Employer Class 1A NI (15%)

❓ Frequently asked questions

What is the BIK rate for electric cars in 2026/27?

4%, rising to 5% in 2027/28, 7% in 2028/29 and 9% in 2029/30.

How much tax will I pay on a £40,000 electric company car?

£40,000 × 4% = £1,600 benefit. A basic-rate taxpayer pays £320 a year (£26.67 a month); a higher-rate taxpayer £640.

Is a hybrid company car worth it?

Only if it has a long electric range. Hybrids with 70–129 miles are taxed at 7%, but those with under 30 miles are taxed at 16%.

Who pays Class 1A NI?

The employer, at 15% of the taxable benefit, usually paid by 22 July after the tax year.