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   Can a new keeper tax a car?

   • If you’re the new keeper, you can use the green ‘new keeper’ slip from the log book to tax your vehicle straight away. 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.

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   Can a limited use vehicle be exempt from road tax?

   • if its road travel does not exceed 1.5km in each trip. Limited use vehicles still need to have their vehicle licence renewed each year, even if they are exempt from vehicle tax. If the conditions set out for limited use vehicles are breached, then you will be eligible for road tax.

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   What types of vehicles are exempt from vehicle tax?

   • There are certain types of vehicle that are exempt from vehicle tax. If your vehicle is exempt, you will need to renew it each year. If you own a vehicle that is used solely for the purpose of agriculture, horticulture or forestry, it is exempt from vehicle tax.

   Agricultural vehicle licences, tax information and fuel - GOV.UK

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   Are EVs tax exempt?

   • To be vehicle tax exempt, historic vehicles are those made before the 1st of January 1981. Their qualification for exemption took place from the 1st of April 2019 (extra details below). EVs (electric vehicles) do not get an automatic road tax exclusion. As a rule, the supply of electricity must come from an external source.

   Vehicle Tax Exemption UK | Vehicles Exempt from Road Tax - UK Rules

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   Can I use my vehicle tax exemption on more than one vehicle?

   • You can only use your exemption on one vehicle at a time. If you have more than one vehicle, you’ll need to choose which one will be exempt from vehicle tax. Vehicles (apart from ambulances) used by organisations providing transport for disabled people are exempt. Vehicles made before 1 January 1984 are exempt.

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   Are agricultural vehicles exempt from vehicle tax?

   • If you own a vehicle that is used solely for the purpose of agriculture, horticulture or forestry, it is exempt from vehicle tax. You can check which agricultural, horticultural and forestry and other vehicles are exempt from vehicle tax. If you don’t need to pay vehicle tax, you still need to renew your vehicle licence each year.

   Agricultural vehicle licences, tax information and fuel - GOV.UK

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2. www.gov.uk › vehicle-exempt-from-vehicle-taxVehicles exempt from vehicle tax - GOV.UK

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   Vehicles are exempt if the following apply: they have a maximum speed of 8mph on the road. they are fitted with a device that limits them to 4mph on footways. Electric vehicles. To be exempt, the...

3. www.nfuonline.com › updates-and-informationLimited use vehicles – rules and requirements for vehicles ...

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   Sep 6, 2023 · Motor vehicles which are used for short journeys on the public road for agriculture, horticulture and forestry are classed as ‘limited use’ vehicles and are exempt from vehicle tax. Get the low down on what's classed as a limited use vehicle and how to stay compliant.

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   Sep 21, 2012 · You can check which agricultural, horticultural and forestry and other vehicles are exempt from vehicle tax. If you don’t need to pay vehicle tax, you still need to renew your vehicle...

5. www.gov.uk › getting-an-mot › vehicles-exempt-from-motGetting an MOT: Vehicles that do not need an MOT - GOV.UK

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   A list of exempt types of vehicles is on the MOT exemption form (V112). You need to fill in the form if your vehicle is listed so that you can either tax it or apply for tax exemption.

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   Vehicles Exempt from Road Tax. This section lists the types of vehicles that are free to tax, including historic vehicles built or first registered more than forty years ago. Check the eligibility criteria for historic vehicle tax exemption and how to apply to stop paying for vehicle tax in the United Kingdom.

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   Vehicles which are used solely for hauling lifeboats and conveying the gear which is necessary for the boats are exempt from vehicle tax. An exemption also applies to vehicles which are used by...

9. insidedvla.blog.gov.uk › 2023/03/28 › 5-myth-busting5 myth-busting facts about taxing your vehicle – Inside DVLA

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   Mar 28, 2023 · 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....