dvla car tax

Registration Tax - Vehicle tax rates excise

A vehicle registered in the United Kingdom should be taxed if used or kept on public roads.

Staying off the road or vehicle must be taxed or have a SORN (statutory off road notification).

Formally known as Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) progressive or tea, the amount of car tax you pay depends on the size of the motor car or an officer of CO2 emissions and the date of first registration.

Vehicles first registered after March 1, 2001

If the car was registered on or after 1 March 2001, a series of bands of car taxation based on fuel type and CO2 emissions.

1Alternative cars fuel discounts: 2009/10 £ 20 bands A - I, £ 15 bands J - M; 2010/11 GBP 10 all the cars, £ 2011 / 12 10 all cars.

2First year interest rate or 'showroom tax' on new car purchases only. 3Includes cars emitting more than 225g/km, and the first recorded by 1 March 2001 and March 23, 2006.

The car is first registered before 1 March 2001

For the first have been registered before 1 March 2001, the car tax based on engine size CO2 than the official figures are not available.

Official data from CO2

Journal of CO2 emissions can be found on the V5C document sets out the movement.

The imposition of his car

You can also ask for stamps at the local post office or a branch of the DMV.

You must have the additional tax (V11 reminder to renew the license).

If you do not V5 or V5C / 2, you can not tax the car at a post office. Their roadworthiness certificate

Notes

April 2010 is different from that of the first vehicles to pay for VED extract of the registration in some cars. Back to HM automotive bands (with the first year is higher than the standard rate) is calculated as the percentage applicable to that vehicle. Vehicles previously registered in the United Kingdom, are currently licensed to L and M bands and the first registered abroad before March 23, 2006 and will be moved to a D-end, when relicence after April 1, 2010

Under an earlier proposal (March 2008 budget), these cars have moved into 'L' of the band or 'M' on the basis of official CO2 emissions.