1 April 2017 new car tax rules: Vehicle tax rates

1 April 2017 new car tax rules: Vehicle tax rates - April 1 saw the introduction of a new set of rules for customs clearance of motor vehicles (VED), taxes levied on new cars. The implications of changes in the tax bands, this means that in some cases, taxes on car will surge in price, while some may actually be cheaper. For the first year VED based CO2 emissions, in 13 different bands, but only free for cars with zero emissions as powered by hybrid cars and hydrogen will be rewarded depending on their carbon footprint, regardless of how small the see table below.

1. Cars and some motorhomes registered on or after 1 April 2017

You’ll pay a rate based on a vehicle’s CO2 emissions the first time it’s registered. This applies to:

• cars
• some motorhomes

Your motorhome’s included if both the following apply:

• it’s in the M1SP category - check with your dealer if you’re not sure
• its CO2 emissions are included on the ‘type approval certificate’ (this might be called a ‘certificate of conformity’ or ‘individual vehicle approval’)

If you have a different kind of motorhome, you pay tax in a different way. https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables/other-vehicle-tax-rates

First tax payment when you register the vehicle

CO2 emissions (g/km)	Petrol (TC48) and diesel cars (TC49)	Alternative fuel cars (TC59)
0	£0	£0
1 - 50	£10	£0
51 - 75	£25	£15
76 - 90	£100	£90
91 - 100	£120	£110
101 - 110	£140	£130
111 - 130	£160	£150
131 - 150	£200	£190
151 - 170	£500	£490
171 - 190	£800	£790
191 - 225	£1,200	£1,190
226 - 255	£1,700	£1,690
Over 255	£2,000	£1,990

This payment covers your vehicle for 12 months.

Rates for second tax payment onwards

Fuel type	Single 12 month payment	Single 12 month payment by Direct Debit	Total of 12 monthly payments by Direct Debit	Single 6 month payment	Single 6 month payment by Direct Debit
Petrol or diesel	£140	£140	£147	£77	£73.50
Electric	£0	£0	£0	£0	£0
Alternative	£130	£130	£136.50	£71.50	£68.25

Alternative fuel vehicles include hybrids, bioethanol and liquid petroleum gas.

Vehicles with a list price of more than £40,000

You have to pay an extra £310 a year if you have a car or motorhome with a ‘list price’ (the published price before any discounts) of more than £40,000.

You only have to pay this rate for 5 years (from the second time the vehicle is taxed).

Check the list price with your dealer so you know how much vehicle tax you’ll have to pay.

Fuel type	Single 12 month payment	Single 12 month payment by Direct Debit	Total of 12 monthly payments by Direct Debit	Single 6 month payment	Single 6 month payment by Direct Debit
Petrol or diesel	£450	£450	£472.50	£247.50	£236.25
Electric	£310	£310	£325.50	£170.50	£162.75
Alternative	£440	£440	£462	£242	£231

Above is a new DVLA car tax rules that took effect in April, will end up with costs motorist hundreds of pounds extra a year. After that, the tax that is paid depending on the type of vehicle. For vehicle petrol or diesel standards, this is a fixed cost of £140 a year. Cars ' alternative-fueled '-hybrid, or powered by LPG bioetanol-now only £10 cheaper at a price of £130 a year, while in the first year of a car with zero emissions remain free of tax. Tax rates for vehicles registered before 1 April 2017, will not be affected by this change.

1 April 2017 new car tax rules: Vehicle tax rates 2017-05-13T19:49:00-07:00 Rating: 4.5 Diposkan Oleh: Mr Erwanto