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Jed D
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5th Dec 13 at 09:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25223631
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I'd have no problem with a pay monthly vehicle tax system
ed
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I quite like the idea of being able to pay monthly and as the article states, the police are using ANPR these days rather than checking the disc.
Jed D
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can see the positive side of it but how much is this going to cost to set up and who'll be paying for it
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Not a bad idea at all really. I'd still rather pay for my car tax yearly though, but it seems that is going to still be possible
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Did you know that tax disc money doesn't go towards the roads
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quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
can see the positive side of it but how much is this going to cost to set up and who'll be paying for it


Well since there are over 30 million vehicles on the UK roads, and each one will need a physical paper disk every year, and a bloke in the post office to sell you said disk, if each disk cost the government 50p then there's a 15 mil cost to them yearly just in getting a tax disk to you.

This new system is not going to cost 15 mil, and even if it did it would have paid for its self in the first year.
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I would've thought the system was mostly already in place with everything being recorded electronically anyway.
Steve X16XE
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I'd be paying almost £81 a month. I'd rather just pay when it's due for the 6 or 12 month.
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What do you drive?! A HGV tractor unit!?
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haven't displayed a tax disk for at least 3 years.

lives in the glove box.
3CorsaMeal
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I reckon mine will go up, i think the pre2001 rule isn't working for them so they are looking for an excuse to charge more.
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quote:
Originally posted by gazza808
haven't displayed a tax disk for at least 3 years.

lives in the glove box.


Bit of a bizarre thing to do
Steve X16XE
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
What do you drive?! A HGV tractor unit!?


Arosa £30
Astra £225
Vectra £225
C36 AMG £225
Legacy £220 (although SORN'd at the mo)

Add them all together, add 5%....

[Edited on 05-12-2013 by Steve X16XE]
Gary
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Do you really need all those?
pow
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£8 a month for me
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hope they dont update the pre-2001 rules while they are at it

still pay less tax on the XE Corsa than my dads 2ltr Audi A4...gives me a little chuckle everytime he moans about it
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As long as the camper doesn't become taxable I'm happy
SVM 286
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quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25223631



If you get a tax disc with an expiry date and no further price hikes, it will work.

If you don't, it'll be an unmitigated disaster for the little man. As per usual.
Gary
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Of course tax will go up. It has to.
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
As long as the camper doesn't become taxable I'm happy


Barnshaw is exempt m8.

Interesting point made about buying 2nd hand car. Unless they put access on DVLA site to enter reg to check when it expires etc...
Steve X16XE
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Do you really need all those?


YES!
Mike
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quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
quote:
Originally posted by pow
As long as the camper doesn't become taxable I'm happy


Barnshaw is exempt m8.

Interesting point made about buying 2nd hand car. Unless they put access on DVLA site to enter reg to check when it expires etc...


You already can
_Allan_
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike
You already can


So you can

I assume that's the 'Date of Liability'
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Richbrook shares will drop

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