50% car tax reduction
TMc68
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Hi can anyone help me out, 4 Post offices have fobbed me off, as how to apply for 50% car tax reduction. Please advise thanks.
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The only way to claim this is to send all your documents to DVLA. See link. https://www.gov.uk/financial-help-disabled/vehicles-and-transport
Vehicle tax reduction
Eligibility
You can get a 50% reduction in vehicle tax if you get the:
The vehicle should be registered in the disabled person’s name or their nominated driver’s name.
You cannot get a reduction for getting the DLA lower rate mobility component.
How to claim
You must include the following with your application:
- a letter or statement from the Department for Work and Pensions that shows your PIP rate and the dates you’re getting it - if you’re getting PIP
- an ADP decision letter from Social Security Scotland that shows your mobility component rate and the dates you’re getting it - if you’re getting ADP
- the vehicle log book (V5C)
- a V10 form
- evidence of a current MOT, if you need one - for example, a copy of your vehicle’s MOT history or your MOT certificate, if you have one
- an original goods vehicle testing (GVT) certificate, if you need one
- a cheque or payable order (made out to ‘DVLA, Swansea’) for 50% of the full rate of car tax for the vehicle
- an insurance certificate or cover note (if you live in Northern Ireland)
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