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   How do I tax my car legally?

   • To legally tax your vehicle, follow these essential steps. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you: Online process for taxing a car: Start by visiting the DVLA’s official website. You need your 16-digit reference number from your V11. Or use the 11-digit reference from your log book (V5C)

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   Do I have to tax my vehicle?

   • By law, you must tax your vehicle if you’re using it or keeping it on a public road. If you’re keeping the vehicle off the road, you must either tax it or register it as off the road by making a ‘Statutory Off Road Notification’ (SORN). If you do not tax your vehicle, you could find your vehicle clamped or impounded.

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   How do I tax my Car UK?

   • The simplest way to tax your car is to do it online on the government’s website: gov.uk/vehicle-tax You’ll need a reference number from one of these documents: A recent reminder (V11) or ‘last chance’ warning letter from the DVLA. Your vehicle log book (V5C) which must be in your name.

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   How to tax a car online?

   • Online process for taxing a car: Start by visiting the DVLA’s official website. You need your 16-digit reference number from your V11. Or use the 11-digit reference from your log book (V5C) Documents needed for car taxation: Have your log book (V5C) to prove vehicle ownership. A valid MOT certificate is required if your car is over three years old.

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   Do I need to pay vehicle tax if I don't pay?

   • In fact, you must still tax your vehicle even if you do not need to pay anything. Some types of vehicles are ‘exempt’ from vehicle tax, which means you do not need to pay, but you still need to tax the vehicle. The quickest way to do this is using our online service.

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   How do I tax my car & motorcycle?

   • Tax your car, motorcycle or other vehicle using a reference number from: If you do not have any of these documents, you’ll need to apply for a new log book. You can tax your vehicle at the same time. You can pay by debit or credit card, or Direct Debit.

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   Tax your car, motorcycle or other vehicle using a reference number from: a recent vehicle tax reminder or ‘last chance’ warning letter from DVLA. your vehicle log book (V5C) - it must be in ...

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   Tax your vehicle. Cancel your vehicle tax and get a refund. Check if a vehicle is taxed. Check the MOT status of a vehicle. Check the MOT history of a vehicle. Driver and vehicles account:...

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   Find out which band your car falls into with our guide to car tax bands. How do I tax my car? The simplest way to tax your car is to do it online on the government’s website: gov.uk/vehicle-tax. You’ll need a reference number from one of these documents: A recent reminder (V11) or ‘last chance’ warning letter from the DVLA.

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   • I need to pay vehicle tax up front every year. Wrong! You can set up a Direct Debit when you tax your vehicle online (your vehicle must be insured and have a valid MOT in place if it needs one).
   • I’ve just bought a car - I cannot tax my vehicle because I do not have a V5C registration certificate (log book) in my name. If you’re the new keeper, you can use the green ‘new keeper’ slip from the log book to tax your vehicle straight away.
   • My vehicle is exempt from vehicle tax, so I do not need to do anything. In fact, you must still tax your vehicle even if you do not need to pay anything.
   • I cannot drive a vehicle registered off the road, sometimes called a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN), to an MOT test. Wrong. If you’ve pre-arranged an MOT test you can drive a SORN vehicle to its appointment.

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   You can tax your car online or in-person at the Post Office, and you can use any one of the following documents to tax your car: • Your car’s logbook, also known as a V5C, or • A V11 tax reminder from the DVLA, or • If you’ve just bought a car, you may have a green ‘new keeper’ slip If you don’t have any of the above documents ...

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Car owners can tax their vehicles online via the DVLA's website, at a Post Office, or by phone, requiring documents like the V5C log book and valid MOT. Electric vehicles are exempt from VED, supporting environmental initiatives, while vehicles over £40,000 face a surcharge for five years post-first registration.

9. www.caranalytics.co.uk › guides › how-to-tax-your-carHow to tax a car: The 2024 updated car tax guide - Car Analytics

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   May 9, 2024 · Paying tax on your car in the UK is easy. You can complete the process online or through another payment method. By understanding your vehicle’s toll rate, following the required upgrade steps, and disclosing your toll cycle accordingly, you can ensure your vehicle complies with UK road regulations.