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I have just had my renewal through for my C4S and I was surprised to see that a years road tax is £215, 6 months £118. Is this correct? I was expecting it to go up not down! I was expecting to be paying over £400 because of the C02 levels and the fact that it was manufactured after 2001.
I have just been online to renew and fortunately found out that I am not properly insured. I forgot to inform them about my private plate. Do you think I am likely to get away with paying just £215 for the year?
Tax would have been £210 last year and £215 this year.
You say you forgot to tell them about your private registration.To put a private registration on your car you have to take your V5,MOT certificate and entitlement letter to your local DVLA or send to Swansea.They then give you a new MOT certificate with your new registration,now you can put on you new number plates,inform your
insurance
company and you will receive a new V5 in a couple of weeks from Swansea.
Good news then, looks like £215 for this year then?
When I say I forgot to tell them about my private plate - I mean the
insurance
company. UP until yesterday evening, the car was stil insured under the original license plate. The OPC wanted me to collect the car before the end of the month, but they didn't have time to sort out the cherished transfer. The transfer came through about 6 weeks later, by which time I had forgotten all about it.
Interesting, mine was £400 for 30/04/08 to 30/04/09 for an 04 C4S. I didn't receive a reminder last April so was all set to pay £400 or so based on emissions and what I'd paid the time before. I'm sure this was confirmed by the dvla web site when I punched my details in. However when I went to the post office they said it was £215, which I happily paid.
So if the true rate is capped at £215 should I be due a rebate for the previous year?
I have only had the car since September 2009 and got the dealer to put 6 months tax on for me. I checked the tax disc this morning and I was charged over £200 for the six months. So had I put 12 months on in September I too would have been charged £400.
