This time last year, DVLA and the motor industry were gearing up for the new tax rules that came into force on 1 April 2017. But what happened next? Kelly Cambule from DVLA's Strategic Communications tells us more.
In our previous blog, we talked about the upcoming vehicle tax changes and how they’ll affect motorhomes. We’re now going to focus on imported vehicles.
We’re counting down to the 1 April changes to the way vehicle tax is calculated for cars and some motorhomes first registered with DVLA on or after this date. We thought we’d take a closer look at how changes to …
From 1 April 2017, the way vehicle tax is calculated is changing for new cars and some motorhomes. These changes will only apply to cars registered with DVLA on or after 1 April 2017. We’ve been working closely with stakeholders …
...vehicle arranging Personalised Registrations (PR) and retentions dealing with any enforcement issues checking queries with the accuracy of the record – either on the registration certificate (V5C logbook) or electronically...
...laptop to enter search details for the registration certificate (V5C) they want to retrieve. Once retrieved the cabinet rotates to present the file’s location where the V5C can be found....