'Tax' on workplace car parks begins - Telegraph
Nottingham City Council, which is running the scheme, said it will help fund major transport improvements in the area.
But the AA dubbed the scheme ''a tax on work'' which would damage local businesses and employees.
Known officially as a Workplace Parking Levy (WPL), the scheme requires companies in the city of Nottingham to pay an annual fee of £288 for each parking space on offer to employees if more than 10 spaces are provided.
Companies with 10 or fewer places and emergency services do not have to pay any charge but do need to be licensed under the WPL scheme.
How about a tax everytime you turn the steering wheel left or right?
Nottingham City Council, which is running the scheme, said it will help fund major transport improvements in the area.
But the AA dubbed the scheme ''a tax on work'' which would damage local businesses and employees.
Known officially as a Workplace Parking Levy (WPL), the scheme requires companies in the city of Nottingham to pay an annual fee of £288 for each parking space on offer to employees if more than 10 spaces are provided.
Companies with 10 or fewer places and emergency services do not have to pay any charge but do need to be licensed under the WPL scheme.
How about a tax everytime you turn the steering wheel left or right?
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