2 The DVLA car tax standards
What is the Agency of the permits and registrations (DVLA)?
The DVLA is the administrative body responsible for regulation, control and authentication of all motor vehicles and licensed drivers allowed to drive in the United Kingdom. The DVLA implements the tax on cars in tandem with a comprehensive management system that contains records of driving full - including registration and car DVLA - for licence tax. DVLA car tax was introduced to promote a more ecological approach to the environment and the transport protocol aware for motor vehicles and their carbon footprint respective; The DVLA institutes the following standards for the automobile tax imposed:
1. Private and light commercial vehicles (TC11) registered prior to March 1, 2010, will be submitted to the DVLA following car tax:
• Vehicles with a cylinder capacity - also known as the cubic centimetre or "cc" - exceeding 1549 is to submit a payment of £ 205 on an annual basis, which may be submitted in half every 6 months
• The owners of vehicles with engines not exceeding 1549 cc will be responsible to submit a payment of 125 pounds on an annual basis, this payment may be submitted in half every 6 months
2. Vehicles fuelled with gasoline (TC48) or Diesel (TC49) engines registered after March 1, 2010, will be submitted to the DVLA following car tax:
• Vehicles classified as "band", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 0 to 100 grams per kilometre (g / km) shall not be liable to submit a DVLA car tax
• Vehicles classified as "band B", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 101 to 110 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting a tax on cars 20DVLA totalling 20 kilos which are not available for payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "band C", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 111 to 120 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 30 kilograms are not available for payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "Band D ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 121 to 130 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 90 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band E ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 131 to 140 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 110 pounds, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "instalment F ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 141 to 150 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible to submit payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 125 books, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments.
• Vehicles classified as "Band G ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 151 to 165 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 155 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band H ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 166 to 175 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 180 is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band I", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 176 to 185 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 190 books that are available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "J Band ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 186 to 200 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 225 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "K-band ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 201 to 225 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible to submit payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 235 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments.
• Vehicles classified as "L-band", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 226 to 255 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 415 books, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "Band M ', which implies that they produce carbon dioxide emissions exceeds 255 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 425 which is available for the 6 - month increments (2) payment.
What is the Agency of the permits and registrations (DVLA)?
The DVLA is the administrative body responsible for regulation, control and authentication of all motor vehicles and licensed drivers allowed to drive in the United Kingdom. The DVLA implements the tax on cars in tandem with a comprehensive management system that contains records of driving full - including registration and car DVLA - for licence tax. DVLA car tax was introduced to promote a more ecological approach to the environment and the transport protocol aware for motor vehicles and their carbon footprint respective; The DVLA institutes the following standards for the automobile tax imposed:
1. Private and light commercial vehicles (TC11) registered prior to March 1, 2010, will be submitted to the DVLA following car tax:
• Vehicles with a cylinder capacity - also known as the cubic centimetre or "cc" - exceeding 1549 is to submit a payment of £ 205 on an annual basis, which may be submitted in half every 6 months
• The owners of vehicles with engines not exceeding 1549 cc will be responsible to submit a payment of 125 pounds on an annual basis, this payment may be submitted in half every 6 months
2. Vehicles fuelled with gasoline (TC48) or Diesel (TC49) engines registered after March 1, 2010, will be submitted to the DVLA following car tax:
• Vehicles classified as "band", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 0 to 100 grams per kilometre (g / km) shall not be liable to submit a DVLA car tax
• Vehicles classified as "band B", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 101 to 110 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting a tax on cars 20DVLA totalling 20 kilos which are not available for payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "band C", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 111 to 120 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 30 kilograms are not available for payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "Band D ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 121 to 130 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 90 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band E ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 131 to 140 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 110 pounds, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "instalment F ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 141 to 150 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible to submit payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 125 books, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments.
• Vehicles classified as "Band G ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 151 to 165 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 155 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band H ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 166 to 175 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 180 is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "Band I", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 176 to 185 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 190 books that are available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "J Band ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 186 to 200 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 225 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments".
• Vehicles classified as "K-band ', which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 201 to 225 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible to submit payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 235 which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments.
• Vehicles classified as "L-band", which implies that they produce emissions of carbon dioxide from 226 to 255 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling 415 books, which is available for the (2) payment in 6 month increments
• Vehicles classified as "Band M ', which implies that they produce carbon dioxide emissions exceeds 255 grams per kilometre (g / km) will be responsible for submitting the payment aDVLA tax on cars totalling £ 425 which is available for the 6 - month increments (2) payment.
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