it depends on the CFO of your employer. Fair market value only needs to be enough for the inland revenue to not see the final transfer as a taxable benefit. Guidelines are so vague that no-one quite knows what to do - I've heard of prices ranging from £50 to 10% of the value of the bike.
one thing you can do is buy a very cheap bike, and then load up a whole bunch of components for your sunday best bike - that way FMV is based only on the bike which was cheaper.
it depends on the CFO of your employer. Fair market value only needs to be enough for the inland revenue to not see the final transfer as a taxable benefit. Guidelines are so vague that no-one quite knows what to do - I've heard of prices ranging from £50 to 10% of the value of the bike.
one thing you can do is buy a very cheap bike, and then load up a whole bunch of components for your sunday best bike - that way FMV is based only on the bike which was cheaper.