Fleet FAQ
Q:
What are advisory fuel rates (AFRs)?
A:
Advisory fuel rates (or AFRs) are recommended reimbursement amounts for drivers reclaiming business mileage, usually for those in company vehicles.
HMRC review the advisory fuel rate based on fuel prices every quarter, and publish revised figures if required in late February, May, August and November each year.
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