A spanner in the spokes?

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The Cycle to Work scheme has been growing in popularity. However, have HMRC guidance plus a recent court ruling put a spanner in the spokes? Paul Bartlett investigates

The cycle industry is currently both an extremely fashionable and growing sector for a variety of different reasons. A bike is the most versatile of machines, enabling people to get around more easily and efficiently than most other forms of transport. There are many reasons why people are now opting to use a bike: ■ Heath and fitness – making cycling a part of the daily commute is a great way to keep fit. ■ Transport and the environment – with the majority of car journeys being under five miles, cycling is a great alternative and often a quicker way to get around town. Opting to u...

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