Enter your company car details to calculate BIK tax
Company car tax, officially known as Benefit in Kind (BIK) tax, is charged on the personal use of a company-provided vehicle. Our company car tax calculator helps employees understand exactly how much additional income tax they'll pay based on their car's characteristics, making it easier to choose tax-efficient vehicles and budget for the additional cost.
The BIK rate is determined primarily by the car's CO2 emissions, fuel type, and P11D value (the official list price). Electric vehicles benefit from very low BIK rates of just 2% for 2026/27, making them extremely tax-efficient compared to traditional petrol and diesel vehicles that can face rates up to 37%.
Understanding company car tax is crucial when choosing between different vehicle options or deciding whether to take a company car or cash allowance. Our BIK calculator shows the annual and monthly tax implications, helping you make informed decisions about your company car benefit.
Company car tax is a payroll benefit, so it connects to income tax, NI and wider employment costs. use the income tax calculator for take-home pay after benefits, use the employer NI calculator for payroll cost context and use the IR35 calculator for contractor versus employee comparisons.