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Not got the details yet, 30% off the bottom bands and add 30% onto the top .. not sure about those inbetween. crazy.gif

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Have the details in front of me...

Bands C-E & cars registered before 2001 :- £5 increase every year for next three years

Band F :- £10 increase this year and the £5 per year for next two years

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Still wondering about the whole mod issue with regards tax though? Once your car is banded, is that it regardless of what you do to it?

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I dont believe that modding a car will affect its banding (but dont quote me on this !) 169144-ok.gif

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Still wondering about the whole mod issue with regards tax though? Once your car is banded, is that it regardless of what you do to it?

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....An interesting point, LeMan.

Surely it would be impractical for the Treasury to gather information on each individual car's mods and also exactly when they were done. The insurers will know, providing the car owner is honest enough to declare them, but that alone will give even more incentive not to declare mods if the driver gets financially hit twice!

Whereas the car's basic DVLA registration gives the data sufficient to chase a tax band.

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Just out of interest the tax on my R32 runs out next month are you allowed to tax a month early, (losing a months worth of tax) and would it save me money?

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....I don't think you can pay early. It will only cost you yesterday's pre-budget existing rate if your tax disc runs out before the date of increase.

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That's another thing that I've been wondering about. If you were to bore out a 1500cc engine to say 1600 or 1700cc, but kept the same engine number (and why not? it's the same block), would you have to change the V5 and thus pay an extra £60 tax?

Now, where did I leave that 1600cc metro crankshaft...

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I expect that no-one would know if you bored your Metro out to 1700cc but I think that, come tax renewal time, you would be supposed to declare a new engine size. It would be worse from the insurance point of view if you didn't declare such a modification.

But don't worry, Rhyds, we won't tell anyone grin.gif.

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Just out of interest the tax on my R32 runs out next month are you allowed to tax a month early, (losing a months worth of tax) and would it save me money?

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Yes, you could tax your car now for twelve months at the old price, and then send your current tax disc back to get a refund on the remaining month. Thus saving you about £100. According to the man at the post office, loads of Band G people have already been in to do this 169144-ok.gif

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