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Crash course in taxation classes
9th March 2006, Page 28
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Keywords :
Motoring Taxation In The United Kingdom, United Kingdom, Large Goods Vehicle, Vehicle Excise Duty, Driver And Vehicle Licensing Agency, Truck, Business / Finance
ALAN WARWICK of Dolphin Van & Truck Rental queried the taxation class of his 7.5-tonne truck (CM 16 February).
Vehicle licensing and the payment of vehicle excise duty are governed by the Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994.The taxation class Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) is used to describe goods vehicles that weigh in excess of 3,500kg.
Goods vehicles that weigh 3,500kg or less are licensed in either the Light Goods Vehicle (LGV) tax class or the Private/ Light Goods (PLO) tax class, depending on the date that they were first registered.
I trust this information answers his query.
Darren Wheatley DVLA