A taxpayer who uses a vehicle equipped with a satellite-based vehicle tracking unit (GPS) that records a log of journeys can claim as a tax expense the purchase of the PHL consumed. At the same time, the records of journeys made by the device serve as a basis for which journeys the vehicle has been used. The taxpayer does not recalculate the consumption according to the certificate or the technical licence but will claim the proven expenditure for the purchase of PHL.
When installing a GPS in the vehicle, we recommend installing a GPS unit with a module to read data from the vehicle control unit. Through this system we know how much fuel is in the tank, how fast the vehicle is travelling, what the speedometer reading is, how much fuel the vehicle has consumed over a given distance, and other information that will show us how the vehicle has been used.
For companies with a higher number of vehicles and employees, it is advisable to equip the basic GPS unit with a driver identification device. Thanks to the system, we can evaluate not only how much, but also how the employee drives. This data helps to take measures to reduce direct costs in a given company.
By introducing GPS monitoring, the customer gains control over the company’s fleet, has the opportunity to better evaluate and optimize the operation of its vehicles, which leads to cost savings. This forms a significant component in the company’s economy. For employees, the introduction of GPS monitoring means better use of working time. Overall, greater efficiency is introduced into the company.
A taxpayer who uses a vehicle equipped with a satellite-based vehicle tracking unit (GPS) that records a log of journeys can claim as a tax expense the purchase of the PHL consumed. At the same time, the records of journeys made by the device serve as a basis for which journeys the vehicle has been used. The taxpayer does not recalculate the consumption according to the certificate or the technical licence but will claim the proven expenditure for the purchase of PHL.
When installing a GPS in the vehicle, we recommend installing a GPS unit with a module to read data from the vehicle control unit. Through this system we know how much fuel is in the tank, how fast the vehicle is travelling, what the speedometer reading is, how much fuel the vehicle has consumed over a given distance, and other information that will show us how the vehicle has been used.
For companies with a higher number of vehicles and employees, it is advisable to equip the basic GPS unit with a driver identification device. Thanks to the system, we can evaluate not only how much, but also how the employee drives. This data helps to take measures to reduce direct costs in a given company.
By introducing GPS monitoring, the customer gains control over the company’s fleet, has the opportunity to better evaluate and optimize the operation of its vehicles, which leads to cost savings. This forms a significant component in the company’s economy. For employees, the introduction of GPS monitoring means better use of working time. Overall, greater efficiency is introduced into the company.
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The ability to track your vehicle via the app.
You can find out the vehicle’s current position, status, speed or direction of travel.
A team of software specialists works on the development, incorporating customer requirements into the creation of new products.
OUR MONITORING SYSTEM IS ACCEPTED BY INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CASE OF ACCIDENT INSURANCE
