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Just renewed now and not going to be issued with a disc. Going to be weird driving around without one.
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I have to renew by the end of the month. I thought no discs started next month and that everyone this month would get one ?
Rowdey
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Same here, thought i'd be 'one of the last to have one on display' but no; i feel....barren..
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,894
Whereas I will be one of the first to throw away that silly plastic disc that never stuck properly to your inside windscreen !
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Your all right. I didn't read it properly. Anyone renewing after 1st October will NOT get a tax disc.
I thought I also heard somewhere that they are also going direct debit if you wish?
I thought I also heard somewhere that they are also going direct debit if you wish?
I actually received one of the very last 'discs'. Not a disc really, just a circle printed onto cheap A4 paper with no perforations around it, which is where it will stay for originality purposes.
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To answer the question on Direct Debit, below. Think this is a great idea. I hate paying for Road / Vehicle Tax in one go. Easier on the pocket.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/direct-debit-and-abolition-of-the-tax-disc
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/direct-debit-and-abolition-of-the-tax-disc
Birdie Boy
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- Jun 17, 2011
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I just ordered one for the start of this month. So, if I receive a paper disk to display, can I remove it from the car from October 1st, or do I have to keep it for the next 6/12 months?
As of 1st October there is no requirement for anyone to display.
readingstockport
New member
Can I suggest everyone be aware that VED is no longer transferable. If you sell a vehicle, or buy one, and it is taxed then the tax does NOT get transferred with the vehicle. If you are the seller you need to reclaim any outstanding and if you are the buyer you need to purchase new VED from the day you purchase the vehicle for the entire month. So if you buy a vehicle on the 2nd last day of the month the seller can only reclaim the remaining months EXCLUDING the month you buy the vehicle (they can only reclaim full months) but you need to buy the full months VED.
A con of the highest order and one which HM Government have conspicuously not publicised.
A con of the highest order and one which HM Government have conspicuously not publicised.
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
So am I reading correctly that if I purchase a car on the 20th of the month I would need to pay a full 30 days tax, when I will only be using the car for 10 days of the month?
GOM
living vicariously
Nothing new there. If you didn't transfer the tax before it was done this way. Most commonly when buying second hand from a dealer, they always reclaimed the tax and you bought new.
wardy wonder land
Active member
- Dec 10, 2007
- 763
I've got a Seagulls tax disc holder, so i'll just keep the last one on display (then move it to the next car as & when)
Correct but that's always been the case if you buy tax mid-month. The exception being if you buy a brand new car through a dealer as they can by part months.
Mileoakman
Well-known member
Are you sure of that. I purchased a brand new car on the 28th May this year and the tax runs out on the 30th April. Its always been like that as far as I know.
DumLum
Well-known member
I also have a 30.09.15 paperdisc perhaps they will be worth something in 50 years?
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,312
no con at all, in fact from my experience it will avoid complications on "deal day" with the seller not passing on the VED if you over looked this as part of the deal/price. i understand you now have a couple days grace or can backdate the new VED, which wasnt possible before. that said, they haven't communicated this well at all.
Positive. I purchased a brand new car last Feb - starting on the 18th and it was taxed until the end of Feb 2014.
Chinman3000
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- Sep 28, 2011
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This is only the case from the 1st of October though yes? If you buy a car on the 30th September which is taxed until the following year, this is still applicable isnt it?
BensGrandad
New member
Ebay gumtree etc still advertising cars for sale as having MOT till December Tax till Nov etc.