Tax your car, motorcycle or other vehicle using a reference number from: a recent vehicle tax reminder or ‘last chance’ warning letter from DVLA; your vehicle log book (V5C) - it must be in...

Find out if a vehicle has up-to-date vehicle tax or has been registered as off the road (SORN).

Pay or cancel vehicle tax, register your vehicle off road, book or check an MOT, insurance.

Request information or a form from us, check your details or report an untaxed/abandoned vehicle

The updated online service is available at www.gov.uk/vehicle-log-book (external link). Previously, you would have had to order a replacement V5C and wait five days for it to arrive, phone DVLA’s Contact Centre to tax your vehicle.

VED, or Vehicle Excise Duty is a tax placed on vehicle owners to help fund road maintenance, research, and public transport. The amount of VED you pay is based on the type of vehicle you drive and the type of fuel it uses. Generally, the more emissions a vehicle produces, the more VED you will pay.

The simplest way to tax your car is to do it online on the government’s website: gov.uk/vehicle-tax. You’ll need a reference number from one of these documents: A recent reminder (V11) or ‘last chance’ warning letter from the DVLA. Your vehicle log book (V5C) which must be in your name.

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You must tell the DVLA if there is a change of ownership of your car immediately or you can face a £1,000 fine. Paying your vehicle tax is incredibly important as a driver. If you are caught driving without tax, you may face prosecution; this can range from being summoned to court to your being towed away or clamped.