RE: [doc] Re: Buying Question

["Chris Parnham" <secretary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I personally like to keep my cars, company and tax man completely
separate. Take a dividend or a loan from your company if it can afford
it and buy one direct. The cheapest way is seldom the best way in the
long run. 
Just my opinion. 

Why not join the club, go for the £30 option and get your 5 back issues
of our mag, by the time you have read that little lot you too will be an
expert in ways of obtaining your first car. 

Best regards
Chris Parnham
DOC 2
RHD  vin  12173  "Gully"
BTTF vin  20049  "Backy"


-----Original Message-----
From: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Jon Archer
Sent: 14 February 2006 18:30
To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [doc] Re: Buying Question

Hi,

New here and very impressed so far! I would love to own a DeLorean and 
I'm currently looking into the best (and cheapest), way to go about it. 
I'd like to buy through my company and use it as a classic company car 
in the UK. Has anyone done this? I'd like to know the notational list 
price used by the Inland Revenue for tax purposes, and what if any 
figure they use for an average current car to be worth?

Many thanks if you can help,
Jon
starch@xxxxxxx



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