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13/10/2015 6:46 pm
Hi,
Was wondering if anyone could answer this for me?
If a car is bought for you and it's worth £3795 would you have to pay the trustee £795 as its over the £3000 threshold which is allowed? The car would be in my name.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
14/10/2015 9:24 am
Hi Commando1
It's actually an interesting point. Logically and the policy adopted by the vast majority of firms is the difference between the valuation and the £3000 limit. ie you would require to pay £795 to the Trust Deed.
I'm aware of some firms though who adopt the policy that the car is above £3000, then the rule does not apply and they would seek the full amount.
It's probably one of those questions only your trustee can answer with any degree of certainty.
Mark
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14/10/2015 9:30 am
I'd heard the same as Mark Commando1.
A fair few trustees have told us they'd look for the difference, but the odd one has interpreted this differently and told us they'd look for the full amount.
Here's a page specifically about vehicles and trust deeds:
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15/10/2015 1:16 pm
I'd agree with the others, though would add the caveat that the car would need to be reasonably required (ie for work/family reasons). I suppose an issue might arise if you already owned another car, so would need to justify why this one is needed too.
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