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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsFirst-year Vehicle Excise Duty rates for cars from 1 April 2025

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   4 days ago · Section 2 of Vehicle and Registration Act 1994 provides that Vehicle Excise Duty in respect of a vehicle of any description is chargeable by reference to the applicable rate specified in Schedule ...

2. www.express.co.uk › life-style › carsDVLA confirms major car tax VED changes to impact two million ...

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   1 day ago · The DVLA strategic plan explained: “We will deliver the Vehicle Excise Duty technical changes required for electric vehicles and low emission vehicles which will take effect from 1 April 2025.”

3. www.honestjohn.co.uk › car-taxNEW Car Road Tax Rates and VED Bands: 2024, 2025 & 2026

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   4 days ago · With the 2024 Autumn Budget held on 30 October 2024, the chancellor Rachel Reeves made changes to the amount of VED car road tax to be paid from April 2025 for the 2025/26 tax year. While most bands will rise in line with RPI inflation, changes have been made to the first year rates that could mean a bill of almost £5500 for some buyers.

4. www.parkers.co.uk › car-tax › electric-vehicleElectric cars must pay road tax from April 2025 - Parkers

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   2 days ago · Now, any electric car registered on or after 1 April 2025 will pay £10 for its first year on the road until the 2029–30 tax year. While this new charge is a little irritating for EV owners, it’s worth noting that electric cars will still pay the least amount of road tax. The government has also raised the tax rates for combustion engine ...

5. www.carwow.co.uk › guides › runningHow to check a car’s insurance and tax status - Carwow

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   3 days ago · How to use Carwow’s car tax checker. Head to the Carwow tax checker. Enter the registration of the car. Confirm the car details are correct. Once you’ve done these three things, you’ll be presented with the car’s tax status including whether it’s taxed or not and how long the tax is valid. You can also see the car’s MOT history here.

6. www.saga.co.uk › car-insurance › check-car-taxCar Tax Checker | Saga Car Insurance

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   Oct 8, 2024 · How to check your car tax status. To easily check your car’s tax status, use the UK Government’s official car tax checker. Once there, follow these simple steps: 1. Enter your vehicle’s registration number. 2. Confirm your vehicle’s make and colour. If the details are incorrect, click ‘search again’. 3.

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   How do I check the tax cost of a vehicle?

   • You can check the tax cost of a vehicle by entering the registration. For vehicles which show “Not Available”, you can also calculate the tax rate using the tax rates for vehicles registered before 2001 table. Vehicles registered before 1 March 2001 are taxed based on the engine size.

   Car Tax Check | Car Tax Calculator | How much is my car tax?

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   How do I know if my car is taxed?

   • Vehicles registered between 1 March 2001 and 41 March 2017 are taxed based on the fuel type and CO2 emissions produced. You can check CO2 emissions using the free car check service, or by looking at the V5C registration document for the vehicle. You can check the tax cost of a vehicle by entering the registration.

   Car Tax Check | Car Tax Calculator | How much is my car tax?

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   How is car tax calculated?

   • The tax rate is estimated based on the vehicle data provided by the DVLA. Before purchasing a vehicle, you should confirm the car tax estimate is correct by speaking to the current owner or the DVLA. Vehicles registered on or after this date attract a first tax payment based on the CO 2 emissions produced by the vehicle.

   Car Tax Check | Car Tax Calculator | How much is my car tax?

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   How do I pay tax on my car?

   • Go to a Post Office that deals with vehicle tax. You need to take either: You will not need these payment details if your vehicle is exempt from tax. You also need to take one of the following: You might also need to show evidence of an MOT (it must be valid when the tax starts).

   Tax your vehicle - GOV.UK

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   Is 'check if a vehicle is taxed and has an MOT' live?

   • Following on from my last blog, I’m pleased to tell you that our vehicle enquiry service, ‘Check if a vehicle is taxed and has an MOT’ has now reached live status. It’s been a long two years since my team and I set out to get the service through the GDS (Government Digital Services) live service assessment.

   ‘Check if a vehicle is taxed and has an MOT’ vehicle enquiry service

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   How do I check if my vehicle is insured?

   • Use ‘askMID’ to check if your vehicle is insured. You must write to DVLA to request information about the current or previous registered keeper of a vehicle. There is a different service to check if your vehicle can run on E10 petrol. Contact DVLA to get the vehicle’s: You'll need the vehicle's registration number, make, model and MOT test number.

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8. www.buyacar.co.uk › car-advice › car-tax-ratesLatest car road tax rates and VED bands: 2024/25 - BuyaCar

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   5 days ago · For cars registered after 1st April 2017, the current annual VED car tax rates (as of April 2024) are £190 for petrol and diesel cars and £180 for alternative fuel vehicles. These include PHEVs, hybrids, bioethanol and LPG. Car tax for vehicles after April 1 2017. Car tax for cars between March 1 2001 and March 31 2017.