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Taxation   Next ADVISORY FUEL RATES FROM 1 JUNE 2010 Published on 21-07-2010 Email To Friend    Print Version The following rates apply to all journeys on or after 1 June 2010 (comparative figures are for 01.12.2009 to 31.05.2010). . Engine Size Petrol Diesel LPG 1400cc or Less 12p (11p) 11p (11p) 8p (7p) 1401 – 2000cc 15p (14p) 11p (11p) 10p (8p) Over 2000cc 21p (20p) 16p (14p) 14p (12p)   Petrol hybrid cars are treated as petrol cars for this purpose. For more detailed information go to: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cars/advisory_fuel_current.htm Employers are not obliged to reimburse their employees for business fuel at these rates as long as they do not exceed them overall. Employers making or collecting payments at the superseded rate because they have not been able to change their systems in time may use their judgement on whether to make or require a second payment in respect of the same period in order to apply the new rate from its effective date. However, employers should note that under the normal rules, employees are only able to avoid the car fuel benefit charge if the amount they repay in respect of private fuel at least equals the amounts based on the rates as published.