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VED rates for 2013/14

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A familiar site on windscreens since 1921, but for how much longer?

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28 February 2014

A familiar site on windscreens since 1921, but for how much longer?
A familiar site on windscreens since 1921, but not for much longer

THE existing CO2 emissions based 13- band (Bands A to M) VED structure remains in place for 2013/14.

A modest RPI increase in VED (or road tax) rates is applicable from April 1, 2013. The key points are:

  • Cars with CO2 emissions of up to 100g/km remain exempt from VED in 2013/14.
  • A supplementary first-year VED rate (or Showroom Tax) adds up to £575 (for Band M cars) to the ROTR prices of qualifying cars.
  • For cars in Band M, the first-year rate is set at £1065 in 2013/14, up from £1030.
  • In 2013/14, the alternative fuel discounted annual VED rate remains at £10 for all qualifying cars.

 

VED Bands and Rates

VED Band

CO2 emissions (g/Km)

2013/14 First year rate (£)

2013/14 Standard rate (£)

2013/14 Alternative fuels rate (£)

A

Up to 100

0

0

0

B

101-110

0

20

10

C

111-120

0

30

20

D

121-130

0

105

90

E

131-140

125

125

115

F

141-150

140

140

130

G

151-165

175

175

165

H

166-175

285

200

190

I

176-185

335

220

210

J

186-200

475

260

250

K*

201-225

620

280

270

L

226-255

840

475

460

M

Over 256

1065

490

455

*Band K includes cars with emissions over 225g/km but registered before 23 March 2006.

New rates will come into force from April 1 2014, and don’t forget that 2014 will see the last time that you’ll have to exhibit a tax disc in your car. While the tax remains, the paper discs are being ditched from October 1

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Matt Morton

Matt Morton

Matt Morton is an automotive content writer for Business Car Manager

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