£190 for a round piece of paper!!!
30 May 2006, 06:35 PM
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£190 for a round piece of paper!!!
just got my tax disk renewal through today - nice to see the government get things to you nice and quick (seeing as it runs out tomorrow!) im sure they would be alot quicker to issue a fine should i not get to the post office tomorrow!
last year it was £165, now they want £190!!!!!! thieving gets!!!!!!
last year it was £165, now they want £190!!!!!! thieving gets!!!!!!
30 May 2006, 06:51 PM
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Serves you right for driving a car which produces as much Co as one of those awful large 4x4 thingies 
I know how you feel, I've just got my new one as well!
JohnD
PS Tell you what pi**ed me off - my son has an EVO IX and because they're sold on an "import" basis, it's still £165!!!
I know how you feel, I've just got my new one as well!
JohnD
PS Tell you what pi**ed me off - my son has an EVO IX and because they're sold on an "import" basis, it's still £165!!!
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30 May 2006, 06:56 PM
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I would get all you DeCatted boys to have your emissions checked and taxed £5000 if there is evidently no CAT.
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
30 May 2006, 07:09 PM
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Ah, but the tax is based on C02 emmissions. With no cat, it doesn't all convert from CO, so less C02 = you should pay less tax, not more. 
(having said this, I still run a cat)
(having said this, I still run a cat)
30 May 2006, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I would get all you DeCatted boys to have your emissions checked and taxed £5000 if there is evidently no CAT.
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
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30 May 2006, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I would get all you DeCatted boys to have your emissions checked and taxed £5000 if there is evidently no CAT.
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
31 May 2006, 09:52 AM
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I got my road tax renewal last week for my MY00 and it was a massive €142 for the year, what a rip off, thieving gits, and they don't even bother having a speed limit so where does my money go??? oh well I spose I will get round to paying it in the next 3 months or so
31 May 2006, 09:54 AM
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I got my road tax renewal last week for my MY00 and it was a massive €142 for the year, what a rip off, thieving gits, and they don't even bother having a speed limit so where does my money go??? oh well I spose I will get round to paying it in the next 3 months or so
rub it in why dont you
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01 June 2006, 08:25 AM
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On Wednesday 22nd March 2006 the Chancellor made the following announcement regarding Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band A (CO2 emissions up to 100 g/km) will attract a nil rate of duty.
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band B (CO2 emissions 101 – 120 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £35.00 (40.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band C (CO2 emissions 121 – 150 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £5.00 (100.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band D (CO2 emissions 151 - 165 g/km) and E (CO2 emissions 166 – 185 g/km) will remain at the current rate. (125.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band F (CO2 emissions 186 and above) will have their annual rate of duty increased by £25.00 for Diesel and Petrol Cars, Alternative Fuel Cars will have their annual rate increased by £20.00. (190.00)
A new emission band has been introduced for vehicles newly registered from 23rd March 2006. Band G will encompass CO2 emissions figures 226 g/km and above. (210.00)
The DVLA site doesn't mention band E ???? but the new band G is shocking
Liam
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band A (CO2 emissions up to 100 g/km) will attract a nil rate of duty.
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band B (CO2 emissions 101 – 120 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £35.00 (40.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band C (CO2 emissions 121 – 150 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £5.00 (100.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band D (CO2 emissions 151 - 165 g/km) and E (CO2 emissions 166 – 185 g/km) will remain at the current rate. (125.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band F (CO2 emissions 186 and above) will have their annual rate of duty increased by £25.00 for Diesel and Petrol Cars, Alternative Fuel Cars will have their annual rate increased by £20.00. (190.00)
A new emission band has been introduced for vehicles newly registered from 23rd March 2006. Band G will encompass CO2 emissions figures 226 g/km and above. (210.00)
The DVLA site doesn't mention band E ???? but the new band G is shocking
Liam
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01 June 2006, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by LiamWR1(2)
On Wednesday 22nd March 2006 the Chancellor made the following announcement regarding Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band A (CO2 emissions up to 100 g/km) will attract a nil rate of duty.
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band B (CO2 emissions 101 – 120 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £35.00 (40.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band C (CO2 emissions 121 – 150 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £5.00 (100.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band D (CO2 emissions 151 - 165 g/km) and E (CO2 emissions 166 – 185 g/km) will remain at the current rate. (125.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band F (CO2 emissions 186 and above) will have their annual rate of duty increased by £25.00 for Diesel and Petrol Cars, Alternative Fuel Cars will have their annual rate increased by £20.00. (190.00)
A new emission band has been introduced for vehicles newly registered from 23rd March 2006. Band G will encompass CO2 emissions figures 226 g/km and above. (210.00)
The DVLA site doesn't mention band E ???? but the new band G is shocking
Liam
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band A (CO2 emissions up to 100 g/km) will attract a nil rate of duty.
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band B (CO2 emissions 101 – 120 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £35.00 (40.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band C (CO2 emissions 121 – 150 g/km) will have their annual rate of duty reduced by £5.00 (100.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band D (CO2 emissions 151 - 165 g/km) and E (CO2 emissions 166 – 185 g/km) will remain at the current rate. (125.00)
Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band F (CO2 emissions 186 and above) will have their annual rate of duty increased by £25.00 for Diesel and Petrol Cars, Alternative Fuel Cars will have their annual rate increased by £20.00. (190.00)
A new emission band has been introduced for vehicles newly registered from 23rd March 2006. Band G will encompass CO2 emissions figures 226 g/km and above. (210.00)
The DVLA site doesn't mention band E ???? but the new band G is shocking
Liam
01 June 2006, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I would get all you DeCatted boys to have your emissions checked and taxed £5000 if there is evidently no CAT.
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
01 June 2006, 04:23 PM
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Just got mine in the post this morning, £190 also. 
Remember when someone on here was asking about the colour of the tax disk for each month as they wanted it to co-ordinate with the car?
Remember when someone on here was asking about the colour of the tax disk for each month as they wanted it to co-ordinate with the car?
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My JDM STi is Sept 2002 registered.
So how come the tax was £175.00 and not the usual £190.00
I paid for it last week at the DVLA on-line option.
Does this make it cheaper?
So not only is a JDM far better spec'd and have more power than a UK STi, it's now cheaper to tax also.
Excellent.
David
So how come the tax was £175.00 and not the usual £190.00
I paid for it last week at the DVLA on-line option.
Does this make it cheaper?
So not only is a JDM far better spec'd and have more power than a UK STi, it's now cheaper to tax also.
Excellent.
David
01 June 2006, 05:21 PM
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Evo VIII MR FQ320 = 334 g/km, so why am I only paying £175 (only...haha)
JohnD
01 June 2006, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DR Motorsport
So not only is a JDM far better spec'd and have more power than a UK STi, it's now cheaper to tax also.
Excellent.
Excellent.
01 June 2006, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I would get all you DeCatted boys to have your emissions checked and taxed £5000 if there is evidently no CAT.
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
Your selfishness is killing the planet for everyones children and their children ..... you should be ashamed of yourselves!!
Pete
LOL
01 June 2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by WRX_Dazza
says a man who used to sweep the floor of a nuclear missile factory.
LOL
LOL
So, your point was what, exactly?????
Or was it just drivel??
Pete
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