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If the private use of company cars is permitted, the non-cash benefit must be taxed. A popular method for this is the
1 percent rule. Find out how the 1 percent rule is applied and its advantages and disadvantages.

One of the most important tasks and duties of the fleet manager is to define obligations and rules for the use of company cars. In this article, we explain why there should be a car policy in every fleet and what makes a good car policy.

The subject of owner liability is a tricky one for many fleet managers. They are not always aware of the exact legalities and requirements. Which tests are important and when, and what happens in the event of damage?

The accident prevention regulations form the basis for the annual inspection of vehicles. In this article, you will find out what the UVV inspection is all about, who carries it out and what will be checked.

Costs can quickly skyrocket in the event of an accident in the vehicle fleet. Well-organized claims management is required here. But how do company fleets ensure a smooth process and what steps are necessary?

Company cars play a central role in many companies. Nevertheless, there are a number of factors to consider, particularly with regard to the costs of company cars for employers – whether acquisition costs or leasing rates, ongoing operating costs or insurance costs.

Checking driving licenses is one of the most important duties in the fleet. Find out here on which legal basis the driving license check is based and how it can be implemented.

For many companies, their own vehicle fleet plays a decisive role in their daily operations, as it ensures employee mobility, enables the transportation of goods or the provision of services. Efficient fleet management is therefore all the more important.

The vehicle fleet is one of the largest cost centers in the company. It is therefore all the more important to keep an eye on all costs and identify potential savings. The calculation of the total cost of ownership plays a central role here.