Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)

Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), also known as road tax, is a tax charged on the use of motor vehicles in the United Kingdom. It is collected by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and is used to fund road maintenance and improvements.

VED is charged on a vehicle's CO2 emissions, with higher emissions resulting in a higher tax rate. The current VED rates are as follows:

* Band A: Cars with CO2 emissions of 1-50g/km - £0
* Band B: Cars with CO2 emissions of 51-150g/km - £155
* Band C: Cars with CO2 emissions of 151-250g/km - £265
* Band D: Cars with CO2 emissions of 251-350g/km - £345
* Band E: Cars with CO2 emissions of 351-450g/km - £425
* Band F: Cars with CO2 emissions of 451-550g/km - £505
* Band G: Cars with CO2 emissions of 551-650g/km - £585
* Band H: Cars with CO2 emissions of 651g/km or more - £665

VED is also charged on vans, trucks, buses, and motorcycles. The rates for these vehicles vary depending on their weight and engine size.

VED is payable annually and is collected by HMRC through the DVLA. You can pay your VED online, by phone, or by post.

If you sell your vehicle, you are no longer liable for VED. However, you must notify HMRC of the sale within 14 days.

VED is a tax that is levied on the use of motor vehicles in the United Kingdom. It is charged on a vehicle's CO2 emissions, with higher emissions resulting in a higher tax rate. The current VED rates are as follows:

* Band A: Cars with CO2 emissions of 1-50g/km - £0
* Band B: Cars with CO2 emissions of 51-150g/km - £155
* Band C: Cars with CO2 emissions of 151-250g/km - £265
* Band D: Cars with CO2 emissions of 251-350g/km - £345
* Band E: Cars with CO2 emissions of 351-450g/km - £425
* Band F: Cars with CO2 emissions of 451-550g/km - £505
* Band G: Cars with CO2 emissions of 551-650g/km - £585
* Band H: Cars with CO2 emissions of 651g/km or more - £665

VED is also charged on vans, trucks, buses, and motorcycles. The rates for these vehicles vary depending on their weight and engine size.

VED is payable annually and is collected by HMRC through the DVLA. You can pay your VED online, by phone, or by post.

If you sell your vehicle, you are no longer liable for VED. However, you must notify HMRC of the sale within 14 days.