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Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994

Crossheading Additional duty, rebates etc.

  • Section 15 Vehicles becoming chargeable to duty at higher rate.
  • Section 15A Exception for tractive units from charge at higher rate
  • Section 16 Exceptions from charge at higher rate in case of tractive units.
  • Section 17 Other exceptions from charge at higher rate.
  • Section 18 Vehicles for export becoming liable to VAT.
  • Section 19 Rebates
  • Section 19A Payment for licences by cheque.
  • Section 19B Issue of licences before payment of duty.
  • Section 19C Fee for payment of duty by credit card
  • Section 20 Combined road-rail transport of goods.
  1. Additional duty, rebates etc.
  2. Vehicles for export becoming liable to VAT.

Section 18 | Vehicles for export becoming liable to VAT.

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)Where, by virtue of sub-paragraph (2) of paragraph 23 of Schedule 2, a vehicle which is an exempt vehicle under sub-paragraph (1) of that paragraph is deemed never to have been an exempt vehicle under that sub-paragraph, vehicle excise duty is payable—

(a)by the person by whom the vehicle was acquired from its manufacturer, in relation to the whole period since the registration of the vehicle, or

(b)by any other person who is for the time being the keeper of the vehicle, in relation to the period since the vehicle was first kept by him,

unless, or except to the extent that, the Secretary of State waives payment of the duty.

(2)Subsection (1) is without prejudice to section 30; but duty with respect to a vehicle is not payable by a person under that subsection in relation to any part of a period if an amount with respect to it has been ordered to be paid by him under that section in relation to the part of the period.

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