One of the main things you will want to do as a business is making sure that all of your expenses are justified. You will keep track of how much your office space is costing, the marketing campaign that you are running, and even the stationery—knowing that everything on the list has more pros than cons. And that they make the right impact on your business. 

A vehicle that is attached to your business, a company car, can be a very valuable thing no matter what industry you are in. Before you sign on the dotted line, here are some considerations for you.

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Employees

If you have a few employees, then it is often the case to remain competitive companies will offer certain perks. If you can offer a company car, it helps both you and them. There are lots of savings to be had when it comes to taxes too. One of the key points is that happy employees are productive employees, and if you can offer these kinds of benefits, the openings at your company will be much more coveted. Giving you a wider range of applicants.

Marketing

Vehicles can be a creative form of marketing. When your staff is driving to and from the office, or to clients, your brand can be wrapped on the car. It is typical practice for this to be done on vans and delivery services, but you can take advantage of the possibilities and use a car too. Having your logo and website on the car may pique someone’s curiosity and entice new clients and website traffic. 

Client Meetings

If you don’t provide services like pest control, food delivery, or home services, you can still use the vehicle for carpooling to a client office, training location, or other. Rather than having multiple staff heading to the same location on a mix of public transport, and cars you can make sure all your people travel together. Of course, you’re going to want to make sure there is more than one driver amongst them so that people can take it in turns on long journeys. And remember that you may be responsible for things like how to beat a traffic ticket, insurance for the fleet and the general upkeep too. 

Cost Efficiency

While there are many costs involved like repair work and insurance, you can have the fuel as the responsibility of the driver. Most companies will choose to lease a vehicle rather than buy one. This is a great idea because you don’t need to worry about depreciation, the cost of replacing when required, reselling, or other. There is a range of tax advantages for leasing a company car. And you can deduct these costs from your yearly tax too. 

Having a company car can make you seem like a larger organisation and more professional in the eyes of clients. And it is often these details that make people more likely to want to do business with a company. So as well as tax perks, you can improve your reputation too. 

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