Autumn Statement: Employers hit with £1.3bn diesel car tax rise

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Chancellor George Osborne has extended the removal of the diesel supplement on company cars until 2021 - costing employers an estimated £1.36bn extra.

The move means diesel cars will remain 3% more expensive than their non-diesel equivalents for five more years. The supplement was originally planned to me removed in 2016. Instead, HM Treasu...

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