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Express, the Corolla is quiet on the road, extremely comfortable and great for city driving. It also has an elegant look with a streamlined body, smart automatic headlights and 16”/17” 10-spoke alloy wheels.


Comfortable and Efficient The bonnet of the Corolla has been lowered to help visibility, and both the seat and steering wheel adjust to find the perfect driving position. Heated driver and passenger seats come as standard and the driver’s seat has power adjusted lumber support. It’s enjoyable to drive, and thanks to the electric help of the hybrid engine it is very quiet and relaxing at higher speeds.


The 1.8 VVTi hybrid engine keeps emissions low and delivers superb performance combined with impressive fuel savings - you can expect up to 62.7 mpg! (combined max WLTP). The hybrid system is good enough to enable full-electric mode for half of your urban mileage, meaning you’ll use no fuel when the battery takes over from the petrol engine.


Smart Interior Inside, you’ll be pleased by the quality and feel with soft touch materials around the cabin. The entry level ‘Icon’ model is fully equipped with intelligent adaptive cruise control, dual zone auto air conditioning and a DAB Radio. The Corolla comes complete with a colour display featuring Toyota’s Touch®2 multimedia system and Bluetooth® connectivity.


Space


Another key advantage with this great hybrid is its interior space. Both the Saloon and the Touring Sports Estate have been built on the same platform, which means legroom and kneeroom are abundant both in the front and for passengers in the back. For maximum space in the rear choose the Estate model, providing more headroom for your passengers. When it comes to luggage space, the Toyota Corolla Saloon Hybrid


boasts 471 litres of boot capacity, a noticeable increase from the 361 litres offered from the hatchback, and will easily hold a couple of suitcases and a pair of weekend bags. Better still, with the Touring Sports estate model you can easily fit four cases and two hand luggage bags due to its 581-litre boot capacity.


Toyota Safety Sense The Toyota Corolla Hybrid comes with a 100,000-mile/five-year warranty, offering great peace of mind. Toyota’s Safety Sense bundle comes as standard across all models and is packed with technology designed to reduce the prospect of a crash. Features include auto emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist, helping to create a safer driving environment for you and your passengers.


Click for more information on our Toyota Corolla saloon or Corolla Touring Sports estate or call us on 0800 857 9662 or enquire online here.


For more information call us on 0800 916 3058, email info@cabdirect.com or visit www.cabdirect.com or see our adverts throughout the paper.


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Serving our clients since 2007, Proactive Consultancy Group is a highly dedicated team of pro- fessional UK VAT specialists that provides proactive solutions to its


customers regarding UK VAT legislation and their VAT issues with HMRC. With extensive expertise in VAT partial exemption, VAT assessments review, VAT penalty notices review, VAT audits and First Tier VAT tribunal we are always a number one choice for our clients. We are a dedicated VAT consultant and industry expert. Normally the external accountants hired by the taxi companies deal with a wide variety of industries and hence can neither be regarded as taxi industry experts nor VAT specialists. It is commonly observed that a small error in interpreting the law can make a massive difference to the total VAT payment liability due to HMRC. Accumulation of such small errors adds up to the over-payments made to HMRC. VAT rules are not something that you apply as you interpret, they need careful interpretation beyond self-understanding and must be looked at with a broader scope, especially in the context of how the VAT tribunal or tax court has interpreted the law in various situations.


APRIL 2020


Our team of VAT experts takes a determined approach, thus every single (minor or major) aspect is taken care of, handled with a great deal of attention and then compared with the interpretation of the tax laws as practised by the courts. The qualitative as well as quantitative aspects are compared to the actual business operations before a refund case gets submitted to HMRC. We keep educating our client as the process moves forward with HMRC and represent our clients diligently throughout the process. Proactive Consultancy Group has never had a VAT refund claim declined since 2007. However it is still important to mention about the NO WIN NO FEE rule. If the claim is declined by HMRC (which has never happened since 2007), there is no fee charged by us for the VAT health checkup. So, what are you waiting for? Get in touch now and let us help you secure any return that rightfully belongs to you.


Call TPGU on 0207 193 7072, email info@tpcguk.com, visit www.tpcguk.com or see our advert on page 87.


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