Taxation for Commuting in Government Leased Vehicle is a system of taxation that applies to employees who use a vehicle leased by the government for their regular commute to and from work. The taxation is based on the value of the vehicle, the number of miles driven, and the cost of fuel used. The amount of taxation will vary depending on the type of vehicle and the local tax code. The two main types of Taxation for Commuting in Government Leased Vehicle are Fringe Benefit Taxation and Personal Use Taxation. Fringe Benefit Taxation applies to employees who use a government-leased vehicle for their personal transportation needs, such as commuting to and from work. This type of taxation is calculated based on the value of the vehicle and is taxed as income. Personal Use Taxation applies to employees who use a government-leased vehicle for their business-related travel and expenses. This type of taxation is calculated based on the number of miles driven and the cost of fuel used. The amount of taxation will vary depending on the local tax code.