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Cycle To Work Scheme
Roles and practices running cycle to work schemes. How the tax saving works, and what to check before you count it.
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Cycle to work, in plain terms.
Cycle to work is a salary sacrifice scheme: the practice buys the bike, you hire it through deductions from gross pay, and the tax saving does the heavy lifting. Most schemes now include e-bikes and accessories.
For commuting cyclists it is one of the most tangible benefits on any list, effectively discounting a bike by the tax you would otherwise have paid. Scheme limits and providers vary, so ask what the practice runs.
This hub gathers the roles and practices advertising a cycle to work scheme as part of their offer.
- Tax does the heavy lifting
The scheme lets you hire a bike through salary sacrifice, paying from gross pay before tax.
- E-bikes count
Most schemes now cover e-bikes and accessories, which widens the commute it works for.
- Check the limit
Ask whether the practice runs a scheme and what the spend limit is.
Ride to work for less.
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