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luxury car tax
The Luxury Car Tax (LCT) is a tax within the Australian taxation system, collected by the Australian Taxation Office on behalf of the Government of Australia. It was introduced under A New Tax System (Luxury Car Tax) Act 1999 by the Howard government., and commenced on 1 July 2000.
Just seen that Cupra dealers seem to have crazy prices on pre registers Tavascans, for example a V2 spec with Winter pack comes up at £56,175 on the configurator but can be bought as a pre registered car with delivery miles (10) for £35,490, close to 37% off the price. Would still incur the...
I am sorry to be addressing a previous point, but I can't find the topic of the luxury vehicle tax as raised in the chancellor's recent budget, and as mentioned somehwhere on this forum.
I will shortly (I hope) be taking delivery of a long range IM5.
I am still confused about the levy of the tax...
So - with our RFL “ luxury car tax” and the new 3 p per mile EV tax I recon that the average motorist doing 12000 miles per year will pay in total just short of £1000 per year !
I appreciate that perhaps a per mile tax system is fair for EV drivers, but to charge standard RFL and luxury car tax...
Just a short intro - thanks for letting me join. I've had my IM5 about 3 weeks now, I originally wanted the LR version - but refused to pay the govt luxury tax extra of £400 from next year for 5 years - that's on top of the standard £195 it will be next year - so I opted for the standard range...
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