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Robin

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5th Dec 13 at 13:17

Richbrook are going bust then.

chrisritch

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5th Dec 13 at 13:55

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Richbrook are going bust then.

gavin18787

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5th Dec 13 at 14:37

first thing I thought when i read it was I bet people selling alu tax disc holders are livid

I cant see it been a bad thing apart from finding out how much tax a car has when buying and selling etc.
Need to have a DVLA site that you can put a reg in and see how much tax a car has or add it to the HPI type things

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

_Allan_

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5th Dec 13 at 14:47

Gavin, read page 1

Tell you what..

https://www.taxdisc.direct.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/app/enquiry?execution=e1s2

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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5th Dec 13 at 16:40

About time this happened. In this day and age, it was absolutely ridiculous having a bit of paper on your windscreen to prove your car is taxed.

direct debit option is also good.

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: Essex
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5th Dec 13 at 16:43

Also, with regards to tax disc holders, i'll still need one to hold my work pass, so I can get through the security gates.

I imagine quite a few others also have that.

mwg

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5th Dec 13 at 16:49

Sounds good to me. Wondered for a while why they bothered with a physical disc.

Nic Barnes

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5th Dec 13 at 16:51

The disc got in the way of my so dope sticker

Jamie-C

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Location: Ballycastle
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5th Dec 13 at 17:21

We have to display an mot disc as well as a tax disc over here, should scrap that too

SVM 286

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5th Dec 13 at 17:31

That little paper disc is the only tangible thing you have to show for your hundreds of pounds.

It's an important token.

Take that away and it's just a 100% like you've been mugged. And helped them do it too.

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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5th Dec 13 at 18:55

Still a stupid idea.

Put it on fuel.

Cheaper again to administer and fairer.

[Edited on 05-12-2013 by Ian]

pow

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5th Dec 13 at 21:09

Another increase in the cost of fuel? No thanks

Stu_22

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5th Dec 13 at 21:13

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Still a stupid idea.

Put it on fuel.

Cheaper again to administer and fairer.

[Edited on 05-12-2013 by Ian]

Good idea especially for especially for the little used track cars that aren't trailered

tom130691

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5th Dec 13 at 21:15

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Still a stupid idea.

Put it on fuel.

Cheaper again to administer and fairer.

[Edited on 05-12-2013 by Ian]

they did both

Ian

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5th Dec 13 at 21:17

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Another increase in the cost of fuel? No thanks

And pay no road tax, yes please.

And fairly administer actual emissions-related prices, based on actual CO2 emissions, not government poppycock about CO2 emissions.

Didn't it annoy you when you had the Mazda?

VegasPhil

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5th Dec 13 at 21:21

Good news I think. We were talking today about a three monthly tax disc direct debit is a great idea.

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

AndyKent

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5th Dec 13 at 21:25

Good to get rid of paper discs.

Like that direct debits are available.

Don't understand why a system of automatic collections costs an extra 5%.
Even the money grabbing energy companies give you a direct debit discount.

SVM 286

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6th Dec 13 at 03:31

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Another increase in the cost of fuel? No thanks

Just put it on diesel

In fact, put a massive levy on diesel and reduce the cost of petrol to about £0.56 per litre

Jamie-C

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6th Dec 13 at 04:13

Will be lots of people trying to pull a fast one when selling cars claiming it has 10 months tax when really it has fuck all.

Ben G

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6th Dec 13 at 05:32

If people are retarded enough to not bother checking before buying, more fool them.

pow

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6th Dec 13 at 08:27

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Another increase in the cost of fuel? No thanks

And pay no road tax, yes please.

And fairly administer actual emissions-related prices, based on actual CO2 emissions, not government poppycock about CO2 emissions.

Didn't it annoy you when you had the Mazda?

We'd only end up paying more and we pay a fortune for motoring as it is. It did annoy me about the Mazda though

pow

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6th Dec 13 at 08:28

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie-C
Will be lots of people trying to pull a fast one when selling cars claiming it has 10 months tax when really it has fuck all.

Only in NI

Gary

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6th Dec 13 at 08:31

quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent
Good to get rid of paper discs.

Like that direct debits are available.

Don't understand why a system of automatic collections costs an extra 5%.
Even the money grabbing energy companies give you a direct debit discount.

They reckon it's cos your paying monthly but that's bullshit because they'll still have the same amount of money coming in as they do now.

Gaz

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6th Dec 13 at 17:55

My only issue with this enforces the use of ANPR, as I understand that unless a manual check on a plate is done via radio then you would only be able to assume someone has paid tax.

So, whilst this gets set up and running, I can see a lot of people trying to get away with this blaming the new system.

I also think that more people will get away with not taxing a car as it relys on a bobby driving past your car randomly.

I do however love the idea of spreading this cost across the 12months.

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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6th Dec 13 at 18:21

ANPR is already everywhere, so 'starting up' isn't an issue.

Infact, it's probably the reason they've left it this long before ditching them.

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