Are Transport Manager fees subject to VAT? The answer is in the contract, not the job title. By John Potgieter FCILT, Principal Consultant, BFT Consulting | 22/10/2026 | Law stated as at 22/10/2026 (Great Britain) The short answer: the job title does not decide it...
Understanding the Commissioner’s Role When it comes to running a transport business in the UK, commissioners play a critical role in deciding whether your operator licence application is accepted. They ensure that companies and drivers follow strict rules to keep the...
For operators of heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the UK, Financial standing is the requirement to show that your business has sufficient readily-available funds to run vehicles safely and compliantly. It forms one of the key tests when applying for or renewing a...
What Is FCILT? Why a Chartered Fellow of CILT Leads BFT Consulting Running a haulage business takes more than keeping trucks on the road. You need sound plans, clear records and people who know their duties. When problems arise, you need advice you understand and...
Adding categories to your driving licence lets you drive larger or different types of vehicles. This step is often needed when moving into professional road transport. You may want to drive a lorry, bus, coach, minibus or vehicle with a trailer. Each category sets out...
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