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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentV149/1 Rates of Vehicle Tax - GOV.UK

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   A rigid HGV of 12,000kgs and over pulling a trailer over 4,000kgs must pay a higher rate of tax. To calculate the amount, first look up the levy rate for the vehicle in table T1. Then, look...

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAnnex A: rates and allowances - GOV.UK

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   3 days ago · Revenue weight of vehicle (not trailer) (kg) One or more semi-trailer axles 2 or more semi-trailer axles 3 or more semi-trailer axles; 3,500kg to 11,999kg: A0: A0: A0: Over 11,999kg to 25,000kg ...

3. donbur.co.uk › FAQs › RegulationsWhat payload weight can I carry on an HGV trailer?

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   The amount of weight you can carry as payload on a trailer in the UK depends on a number of factors which can get confusing. As a simple process, you should be thinking about the following in order: Establish the maximum gross vehicle weight. Work out the payload potential.

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5. www.gov.uk › expenses-and-benefits-heavy-goodsExpenses and benefits: private use of heavy goods vehicles

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   • Overview
   • Salary sacrifice arrangements
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   As an employer, if you let an employee borrow a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) for private use it doesn’t count as a taxable expense or benefit – as long as the vehicle is mostly used for work purposes.

   This means:

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   If you let an employee borrow an HGV as part of a salary sacrifice arrangement it won’t be exempt. You’ll need to report on form P11D whichever amount is higher:

   •the salary given up

   •the annual value of the use of the HGV - this includes rent, hire charges and any other related expenses

   These rules don’t apply to arrangements made before 6 April 2017 - check when the rules will change.

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   The following guide contains more detailed information:

   •heavy goods vehicles: exemption

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6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 637218fdeNotes about tax classes - GOV.UK

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   Within the PLG tax class, there are two vehicle tax bands: Vehicles with an engine size up to and including 1549cc pay a reduced rate, whilst vehicles with an engine size of 1550cc and over...

7. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentTrailer Registration - GOV.UK

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   The UK has not traditionally required the registration of trailers. A trailer unit, whether. large commercial unit or smaller private use trailer, has only needed to display the...

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   What is a trailer weight?

   • 19 The weight to be considered is the gross weight of the trailer, also known as the maximum permissible mass. This is specified by the manufacturer and it means that this is the maximum weight the trailer is allowed to be when fully loaded. It is the unladen weight of a vehicle plus the maximum permitted payload.

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   Does a trailer need to be registered?

   • Registration will be compulsory for the following categories of trailers: 19 The weight to be considered is the gross weight of the trailer, also known as the maximum permissible mass. This is specified by the manufacturer and it means that this is the maximum weight the trailer is allowed to be when fully loaded.

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   Do trailers need to be registered in the UK?

   • The UK has not traditionally required the registration of trailers. A trailer unit, whether large commercial unit or smaller private use trailer, has only needed to display the plate bearing the registration mark (commonly known as the registration number) of the registered towing vehicle.

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   What vehicles are exempt from vehicle tax?

   • All vehicles, except buses and goods vehicles used commercially are exempt from vehicle tax. A 40 year rolling exemption has been introduced, from 1 April every year vehicles manufactured before 1 January 40 years ago become eligible for the historic tax class. See ‘Taxing historic vehicles’ (INF34) for more information.

   Notes about tax classes - GOV.UK

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   Can a non-commercial trailer be registered with the DVLA?

   • As such, optional registration will remain open to all trailers with a gross weight over 750kg. However, the Government does not recommend at this time, that non-commercial trailers with a gross weight below 3,500kg used for only non-commercial purposes should be registered with the DVLA.

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   Which vehicles are taxed in the 'National Health Service vehicle' tax class?

   • All Health Authority and NHS trust vehicles with the exception of ambulances are taxed in the ‘National Health Service Vehicle’ tax class. This tax class also applies to Medical Courier Charity Vehicles which meet all of the following definitions:

   Notes about tax classes - GOV.UK

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9. www.simple2290.com › form-2290-taxable-gross-weightFiling Form 2290 | Taxable Gross Weight | Calculating Guide

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   The taxable gross weight of a vehicle combines three elements, such as its unladen weight fully equipped for service, its maximum load customarily carried, and any fully-equipped trailers, or semi-trailers.