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Road tax on commercial vehicle increase.......

moonshadow · 2010-08-20 20:03:52

Right, got the van serviced today and mr garage guy says to me that from next week all vans will be taxed according to cc(1.8l-2.4l etc)unless you hold a c2 (tax cert) So in laymans words any normal guy that owns a van that is not registerd for VAT will be paying the same tax as a car!!!:eek::eek:

20-08-2010 8:03pm

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moonshadow

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Right,
got the van serviced today and mr garage guy says to me that from next week all vans will be taxed according to cc(1.8l-2.4l etc)unless you hold a c2 (tax cert)
So in laymans words any normal guy that owns a van that is not registerd for VAT will be paying the same tax as a car!!!:eek::eek:

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#2 20-08-2010 8:29pm

Eric Cartman

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moonshadow wrote: »

Right,
got the van serviced today and mr garage guy says to me that from next week all vans will be taxed according to cc(1.8l-2.4l etc)unless you hold a c2 (tax cert)
So in laymans words any normal guy that owns a van that is not registerd for VAT will be paying the same tax as a car!!!:eek::eek:

vat number id say so , although business can be done without a vat number so its a bit pointless , but C2 cert, there are a lot of vat registered people who dont have them (myself included) and a lot of vat registered people who dont want to dare kick up a fuss/investigation by asking for one (myself primarily)

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#3 20-08-2010 8:35pm

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Eric Cartman wrote: »

vat number id say so , although business can be done without a vat number so its a bit pointless , but C2 cert, there are a lot of vat registered people who dont have them (myself included) and a lot of vat registered people who dont want to dare kick up a fuss/investigation by asking for one (myself primarily)

and even more farmers dont at all.

TBH if it was it was this big a change it would have had to have been announced in a budget.

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#4 20-08-2010 8:45pm

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well some has to pay for 100k flight to London dont they.....more fools us eah,
and they,l just keep trowing extra costs at us until we all end up with wheel barrows.

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#5 20-08-2010 8:48pm

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