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What do "new" registered BEC's get tax wise?
cloudy - 30/1/09 at 10:23 PM

I'm aiming for a new 09 reg, using a proven recon'd 1993 engine as my one permissable used component.

This means the old style emissions checks, and I've checked with a kit car savvy MOT centre, this level of check will continue into MOT's

How therefore does the vehicle get tax banded?

[Edited on 30/1/09 by cloudy]


bigrich - 30/1/09 at 10:24 PM

low capacity engine under 1500cc, so about 115 quid a year.
Engine size (cc)
12 months rate
6 months rate
Not over 1549
£120.00
£66.00
Over 1549
£185.00
£101.75

They are taxed at the pre CO2 rating due to no figures for kits

[Edited on 30/1/09 by bigrich]


cloudy - 30/1/09 at 10:25 PM

That's good news, so it doesn't have to conform to the new co2 based banding...

James


nitram38 - 30/1/09 at 10:27 PM

James, it will be rated on it's emissions if the engine is newer than 2001 and is on a new reg number.
The only exception is if it is on a Q.


cloudy - 30/1/09 at 10:42 PM

Martin, New registration - but old emissions figures - from the the reading i've done I believe this is possible?

James


nitram38 - 30/1/09 at 10:51 PM

All of the stuff I have read related to age related plates, maybe the amateur build rules apply and they won't put it on the Mac?
It's a bit confusing as I was told this by the tester when I enquired about it while the F1-2 was tested, but that was 3 years ago. He said new Reg meant new emissions and tax.
I hope that he/I am wrong as tax can be very different for post 2001 cars.
I sold my previa 94 2.4 ltr , tax £185 to a Peugeot 206 2.0 ltr but 2001 and the tax is £210!


bigrich - 30/1/09 at 11:03 PM

mines on a 57 plate with a 2006 zx10r motor and my tax is capacity based


nitram38 - 30/1/09 at 11:07 PM

Good news for both me and James!
I am glad I am wrong, I'm going for a new reg and so cheaper tax will be a bonus!


adithorp - 30/1/09 at 11:27 PM

Taxed on engine capacity as there's no data on co2/km figures.

adrian