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Auto Focus•by Chris Brown•September 10, 2012

Small Fleets, Do You Qualify for a Tax Deduction of Up to $139,000?

While the tax breaks have lessened from the last two years, fleet buyers have a few tax benefits to take advantage of in 2012 — though one will expire at the end of this year.

Auto Focus•by Chris Brown•December 16, 2010

Congress, not Technology, is Deciding the Alt-fuel Market

Should Congress have let the hybrid, diesel and CNG tax credit die while keeping the ethanol fuel credit?

Auto Focus•by Chris Brown•February 11, 2010

What to Tax, if Not Car Rentals?

Here are some novel ideas on taxation that shift the burden away from car renters.

Articles•Cover Story•by Mike Antich•January 1, 2008

Why Driver Reimbursement Doesn't Work

Reimbursement doesn’t work from an HR or safety & liability perspective, is counter-productive to corporate ‘green’ initiatives, can negatively impact the company image, and FAVR reimbursement programs may not be SOX-compliant.

Articles•by Chris Brown•June 1, 2005

Business Owners: Can We Get Personal?

Save substantial tax dollars by titling your new luxury auto in your personal name.

Articles•by Staff•March 1, 2005

'What's the Over/Under?'

Remember the so-called $100,000 luxury SUV tax loophole? It’s been closed. Sport utility vehicles placed in service after Oct. 22, 2004 with a GVWR over 6,000 lbs. are now limited to a business-use first year deduction of $25,000.