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At the Cycle Centre, we offer a range of bikes on the government’s Ride to Work / Bike to Work scheme. The Bike To Work schemes is offered by many providers. To get the ball rolling simply click on our Ride to Work button, located at the bottom of each bike featured on our website. We will issue a no-obligation quote which you can submit to your payroll/accounts payable area should you wish to proceed.
Broadly speaking, there are two income tax types in Ireland, and the savings achieved under the bike work scheme will depend on the tax rate you pay:
We offer an innovative free online quotation service for employees, a first in Ireland where you can get a no-obligation quote free online. Simply browse our bikes online.
Simply select the bike you want and click on the Ride to work Ireland quote button and we will contact you by email confirming your quotation details and bike specification. If you want to proceed a simple follow-up call will allow us to check bike availability, and issue the invoice to your employer for payment.
To apply, simply select the category of bike you are interested in and click on the Ride to work Quote button on the product selection, and complete your details. Your quote will come straight into our quotation system, and our customer service agents will review it and get in contact by email or phone. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Many employers don’t know that the Cycle to work Scheme can be administered directly with the retailer/Bike shops in Dundalk, Co Armagh, Co Down, Newry, Dublin and North East Ireland. At the Cycle Centre we deal directly with many large government departments including HSE, Department of Education and Skills, Health Service Executive, DESH,
Civil Service, Louth Co Co, Meath Co Co, Dublin Co Co, Monaghan Co Co, Cavan Co Co, An Garda Siochana, Department of Defence, Enterprise Ireland, IBEC, European Commission, IMO, Irish Medical Association, Royal Academy of surgeons, RCSI, Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT) Royal Academy of Medicines, Dublin Bus, Bus Eireann, as well as numerous local council and government authorities.
In addition to this we deal with many private companies including Lidl, Aldi, Tesco, Diageo ireland, Aer Lingus, Ryanair, PWC, KPMG, Grant Thornton, Davy,Deloitte, BDO,State Street, KBI, Accenture, Mercer, Dublin Airport Authority, DAA, Keelings, Wuxi, Wasdell, Almac, Facebook, Twitter, Salesforce, Amazon, Paypal, Stripe, AIB, Bank of ireland, Johnston Controls, CRH, Medtronic, Ignersoll Rand, Smurfit Kappa, Kerry Group, Allergan, Dunnes Stores, Experian PLC, Eaton Corp, JP Morgan, KBI, Mercer, Deloitte, PKF, BDO, Scania Ireland, Renault trucks, Volkswagon, Toyota Ireland, Hyundai Ireland, BMW Ireland, Mercedes Benz Ireland, Joe Duffy, Frank Keane, Gaelic Athletic Association-GAA, Church of Ireland, Catholic Church, Redemptorists to name a few.
The Ride to Work Scheme in Ireland is a government initiative that allows employees to purchase a bicycle and safety equipment tax-free, up to a certain amount, through their employer. This encourages more people to cycle to work and promotes a healthier lifestyle.
Employers can set up the scheme for their employees, who can then choose a bicycle and safety equipment from a registered retailer, such as CycleCentre. The cost of the bike and equipment is deducted from the employee’s salary before tax, saving them money.
In Ireland, employees can purchase a bicycle and safety equipment up to a maximum value of €1,250 tax-free through the Ride to Work Scheme.
While the main purpose of the scheme is to encourage cycling to work, there are no restrictions on how you use the bicycle outside of work hours.
Unfortunately, the scheme must be set up by employers, so you will need to encourage your employer to implement the Ride to Work Scheme if it is not already in place.
If you leave your job before the end of the scheme’s payback period (usually 12 or 18 months), you may be required to pay back the outstanding balance on the bike. This will depend on your employer’s specific terms and conditions.
The scheme only allows for one bike purchase per employee, so you cannot buy a second bicycle tax-free through the same scheme.
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