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If you take the company car, you pay benefit in kind tax based on the list price of the car and a multiplier related to the CO2 output of the model of car.
Quite a few calculators around, like this one:
https://comcar.co.uk/companycar/tax/select/
Obvs if you take the cash, it is taxed as salary.
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huh - that doesn't work
(tried to link to an earlier pic but I seem to have a problem with my photobucket account)
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cool - i'm away this eve so will post pics tomorrow.
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As mentioned upthread, I have some more or less brand new oxblood Loakes. I bought them on here, and they very nearly fit but I have come to the conclusion that the toe area is just too narrow for my spade-like feet, and they will never give enough to be comfortable. Shame, cos I really like them.
I'd say they are good for a regular 9.5 UK, or a narrow foot 10.
I'll post pics etc in shortly, let me know if interested. Will let them go for bargain price of £50 collected (E17) or £55 posted.
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Desert vibe!
How does the lace going behind your ankle feel?
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What size are you? I have a pair of oxblood Loakes that are a tiny bit too narrow for me in the toe. I'm 9.5 to 10 UK.
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yes, agreed - could possibly work with a crumpled linen number
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I've bought Church's, Grenson's and Red Wings second hand from eBay. I think the most I paid is £80 odd for Church's brogues in decent condition, which considering they are now £750 new seems more than fair.
Red Wings chukkas could be a good alternative to desert boots - I really like mine but they need to be re-soled.
Edit - and I now have far too many pairs of shoes!
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Yeah, those soles on Clark's desert boots are lethal when worn. I nearly killed myself on some wet york stone wearing them. Put me off them forever more.
Not sure what it is (Euonymus maybe?); there are a few different things in the photo.
But as midlife says, option is probably to cut back hard and see if it comes back.