VED Reminder

Monaro Pete · 05-05-2017, 16:12

How much was the VED before the budget? I can't recall what I paid last year for 12 months

As we don't have discs anymore to check. Mines a 2003 2.7.

Just had reminder today for end of this month=£305.00

Blinking eck

emjaybee · 05-05-2017, 17:50

Cough up ya tight get!

It's a bargain.

kitchenman · 05-05-2017, 23:08

I pay mine monthly, by DD, £20.56, would be cheaper if I paid yearly

Monaro Pete · 06-05-2017, 07:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by emjaybee

Cough up ya tight get!

It's a bargain.

I don't mind paying any amount as long as I feel I'm getting value for money.
I don't feel that.
I know it doesn't go towards the up keep of the roads & only a percentage does.
Just another tax we have to pay....................... On the plus side, I'll be running 75% veg soon

jims-terrano · 06-05-2017, 08:10

What gets to me about taxes in general is successive governments of all parties keep increasing taxes in little nibbles or new taxes amongst other methods of increase. How long can they carry on increasing taxes before you get to a point that your whole income is tax?

Rant over.

How much was your road tax before?

panelbeater · 06-05-2017, 08:17

new monthly payment is 26.68 now it was 20.56.i pay both monthly its 5% charge.

Banshee · 06-05-2017, 11:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monaro Pete

I don't mind paying any amount as long as I feel I'm getting value for money.
I don't feel that.
I know it doesn't go towards the up keep of the roads & only a percentage does.
Just another tax we have to pay....................... On the plus side, I'll be running 75% veg soon

panelbeater · 07-05-2017, 08:23

i believe it should be on fuel,doubt the ins part could be worked though.
anyway for new owners the new tax bands means everyone pays except for leccy cars.

macabethiel · 06-05-2017, 09:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monaro Pete

How much was the VED before the budget? I can't recall what I paid last year for 12 months

As we don't have discs anymore to check. Mines a 2003 2.7.

Just had reminder today for end of this month=£305.00

Blinking eck

Just done my BMW 325i £305 up £10 from last year when it was £295 that's a 3.39% rise in a year.
Ironically the SL 500 is only £245 this year for 12 months!
The Jeep was £295 in January just gone up by £10.

jims-terrano · 06-05-2017, 10:19

On the subject of comparison of different vehicles.

The Skoda that I own is £130 a year but a Fabia is £20 a year with the same engine. The Roomster is a Fabia front end

I had a Scenic 1.5dci with a similar tax band to the Roomster but a Clio even the estate version was £20 a year

This does prove the whole road tax bands are incorrect.

The scrapage schemes for diesels was in the headlines yesterday. So you'll possibly get a few hundred or even a thousand pounds off the price of a brand new car. Obviously a car is a personal choice but surely for a lot of people if they could afford to buy a brand new car they'd already be in one

Best hurry up and get the mg fixed up for the free tax

anyone fancy writing to Tim and Fuzz for me

emjaybee · 06-05-2017, 10:20

I used to work with a chap who had the idea that you scrap VED, and instead you put an amount of "VED" on the price of fuel. The thinking being that the more miles you drive, the more you pay, the "thirstier" your vehicle, the more you pay. This way the "part time" drivers don't subsidise anyone else, etc.

He also suggested that the price of fuel included an amount to give everyone basic third party insurance, that way no-one every gets hit by an uninsured driver. Then you pay an insurance company to boost your insurance to fully comp, protected, legal etc.

jims-terrano · 06-05-2017, 10:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by emjaybee

I used to work with a chap who had the idea that you scrap VED, and instead you put an amount of "VED" on the price of fuel. The thinking being that the more miles you drive, the more you pay, the "thirstier" your vehicle, the more you pay. This way the "part time" drivers don't subsidise anyone else, etc.

He also suggested that the price of fuel included an amount to give everyone basic third party insurance, that way no-one every gets hit by an uninsured driver. Then you pay an insurance company to boost your insurance to fully comp, protected, legal etc.

That sounds a sensible idea but a lot of people me included would winse at the price of fuel.

emjaybee · 06-05-2017, 10:37

There would be winners and losers, but it would be more fair. Those that do 5k a year pay much less than those that drive 30k a year. My wife would pay more (25k/yr), whereas I would pay less (7k/yr).

05-05-2017, 16:12	#1
Monaro Pete Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Nr J28 M1 Vehicle: 03 Terrano 2.7 TDi Posts: 995	VED Reminder How much was the VED before the budget? I can't recall what I paid last year for 12 months As we don't have discs anymore to check. Mines a 2003 2.7. Just had reminder today for end of this month=£305.00 Blinking eck

05-05-2017, 17:50	#2
emjaybee Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Oxfordshire Vehicle: 3.0Di SVE '05 5 door. Posts: 1,536	Cough up ya tight get! It's a bargain.

05-05-2017, 23:08	#3
kitchenman Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Essex Wescliff Vehicle: maverick 1994 2.7 TD Posts: 1,278	I pay mine monthly, by DD, £20.56, would be cheaper if I paid yearly

06-05-2017, 08:10	#5
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	What gets to me about taxes in general is successive governments of all parties keep increasing taxes in little nibbles or new taxes amongst other methods of increase. How long can they carry on increasing taxes before you get to a point that your whole income is tax? Rant over. How much was your road tax before?

06-05-2017, 08:17	#6
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,633	new monthly payment is 26.68 now it was 20.56.i pay both monthly its 5% charge.

07-05-2017, 08:23	#8
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,633	i believe it should be on fuel,doubt the ins part could be worked though. anyway for new owners the new tax bands means everyone pays except for leccy cars.

06-05-2017, 10:19	#10
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	On the subject of comparison of different vehicles. The Skoda that I own is £130 a year but a Fabia is £20 a year with the same engine. The Roomster is a Fabia front end I had a Scenic 1.5dci with a similar tax band to the Roomster but a Clio even the estate version was £20 a year This does prove the whole road tax bands are incorrect. The scrapage schemes for diesels was in the headlines yesterday. So you'll possibly get a few hundred or even a thousand pounds off the price of a brand new car. Obviously a car is a personal choice but surely for a lot of people if they could afford to buy a brand new car they'd already be in one Best hurry up and get the mg fixed up for the free tax anyone fancy writing to Tim and Fuzz for me

06-05-2017, 10:20	#11
emjaybee Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Oxfordshire Vehicle: 3.0Di SVE '05 5 door. Posts: 1,536	I used to work with a chap who had the idea that you scrap VED, and instead you put an amount of "VED" on the price of fuel. The thinking being that the more miles you drive, the more you pay, the "thirstier" your vehicle, the more you pay. This way the "part time" drivers don't subsidise anyone else, etc. He also suggested that the price of fuel included an amount to give everyone basic third party insurance, that way no-one every gets hit by an uninsured driver. Then you pay an insurance company to boost your insurance to fully comp, protected, legal etc.

06-05-2017, 10:37	#13
emjaybee Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Oxfordshire Vehicle: 3.0Di SVE '05 5 door. Posts: 1,536	There would be winners and losers, but it would be more fair. Those that do 5k a year pay much less than those that drive 30k a year. My wife would pay more (25k/yr), whereas I would pay less (7k/yr).