FabGuys.com forum: Pay Per Mile

By *ldman OP Man
5 days ago

Howden

Has anyone worked out yet, how much the pay per mile will be for each class of car from April, after the March budget?

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By *astDevonGuyMan
5 days ago

East Devon

Very much doubt it will happen in this parliament. So not going to get flustered about it. But if it is ever introduced, I think the civil unrest seen last summer will seem like a bar brawl. However if the infrastructure is in place and we are all living in 15 minutes towns , then who knows. Human existence eventually will be the same as a battery chickens, as we attempt to save our species.

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By *astersteve906Man
5 days ago

Lutterworth

How can you work that out, no one knows yet what system will be used or costs, so it's a pointless post

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By *ldderMan
5 days ago

Oxford and Sevenoaks

Fancy paying per inch lol

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By *eather_uktvTV/TS
5 days ago

Manchester

We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

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By *ldman OP Man
5 days ago

Howden

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel. "

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?

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By *d sometimesTV/TS
5 days ago

Melton Mowbray

Been talked about for years but everyone is frightened of the down draft of popularity of such a scheme. Don't think we will see it any time soon.

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By *nalleesaTV/TS
5 days ago

Chester

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?"
it's about 80p

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By *ldman OP Man
5 days ago

Howden

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p"

For now!

As we have a budget in March.

What do people think they will put up next?

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By *ack_69erMan
5 days ago

Beverley

Labour has ruled out introducing it. The papers state: -

"Pay-per-mile car tax changes have been ruled out by Chancellor Rachel Reeves as drivers face an uncertain future. "

But they have lied and conned us that much, they probably will bring it in

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By *3versMan
5 days ago

glasgow

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

For now!

As we have a budget in March.

What do people think they will put up next?"

A coffin tax to make some more money from the pensioners who didn't get their WFA, maybe extra tax on mint imperials and Werthers

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By *ldman OP Man
5 days ago

Howden

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

For now!

As we have a budget in March.

What do people think they will put up next?

A coffin tax to make some more money from the pensioners who didn't get their WFA, maybe extra tax on mint imperials and Werthers "

Or bring back the window tax?

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By *opcock58Man
5 days ago

lindon

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p"

This is a killer the Gov don't like people knowing about. You road fuel duty and then vat on the duty! You pay tax on tax.

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By *opcock58Man
5 days ago

lindon

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

This is a killer the Gov don't like people knowing about. You road fuel duty and then vat on the duty! You pay tax on tax. "

Just had a quick look to refresh my memory.

So fuel cost (variable) + fuel duty (fixed) + VAT on the combined fuel and duty total. Depending on where fuel prices are at the total tax take is between 40-50% of the total price you pay. It's a major source of income to the treasury.

There has been a 5p reduction in the duty in place for a number of years that could be removed at any time.

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By *our-slaveMan
5 days ago

nottingham

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

This is a killer the Gov don't like people knowing about. You road fuel duty and then vat on the duty! You pay tax on tax. "

The government have no problem with people knowing about it. It’s well publicised and easy to find.

Fuel duty is 52.95p, with VAT being charged on the fuel and on the duty.

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By *teelballsMan
5 days ago

central london

"Very much doubt it will happen in this parliament. So not going to get flustered about it. But if it is ever introduced, I think the civil unrest seen last summer will seem like a bar brawl. However if the infrastructure is in place and we are all living in 15 minutes towns , then who knows. Human existence eventually will be the same as a battery chickens, as we attempt to save our species. "

No one will ever convince me that not using my car will save the world while some countries with enormous populations ignore the, so called , problem.

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By *eepeter4Man
5 days ago

Bournemouth

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

For now!

As we have a budget in March.

What do people think they will put up next?"
a tax on online buying would be nice plus a tax on posh food (Caviar/smoked salmon etc)

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By *i_guy_WBayMan
5 days ago

Whitley Bay

"a tax on online buying would be nice plus a tax on posh food (Caviar/smoked salmon etc) "

A tax on online buying would be seen as discrimination to the less able who find visiting shops difficult or even impossible.

We already have a tax on luxury foods it’s called V.A.T. and is already far too high at 20%

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By *3versMan
5 days ago

glasgow

"a tax on online buying would be nice plus a tax on posh food (Caviar/smoked salmon etc)

A tax on online buying would be seen as discrimination to the less able who find visiting shops difficult or even impossible.

We already have a tax on luxury foods it’s called V.A.T. and is already far too high at 20% "

Caviar is VAT exempt for some bizarre reason

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By *over40Man
5 days ago

aberdeen

No one will ever convince me that not using my car will save the world while some countries with enormous populations ignore the, so called , problem. "

They won't strive to convince the stubbornly ignorant... prices will decide your choices

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By *ickSeekerMan
5 days ago

Canterbury

"Fancy paying per inch lol"

I think I'd be pretty close to 'Exempt'! 😒🙈

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By *ewcocolMan
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4 days ago

Northwich

It may be only the hard of thinking (and I don't suggest anyone here fits the description) that hasn't paused to consider the infrastructure necessary to be created on every route that would be chargeable.

Yet another daily mail bullshit to herd the gullible. The irony of them is that the typeface used in their cat litter liner of a newspaper is a font called Veritas, which is Latin for truth.

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By *uy near ArundelMan
4 days ago

Nr Arundel

"a tax on online buying would be nice plus a tax on posh food (Caviar/smoked salmon etc) "

Why on earth would you tax online buying?

Luxury food and goods are already taxed!

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By *ldman OP Man
4 days ago

Howden

I think I read somewhere, that we are the most heavily taxed country in the world, as there are few things that you buy, that don't have tax on them, including biscuits, and some types of crisps, but some types of snack are still tax free.

(don't tell Rachel from accounts).

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By *cunnyAprilTV/TS
4 days ago

Scunthorpe

"I think I read somewhere, that we are the most heavily taxed country in the world, as there are few things that you buy, that don't have tax on them, including biscuits, and some types of crisps, but some types of snack are still tax free.

(don't tell Rachel from accounts)."

Not as bad as I remember, at one time we could pay 113% tax, 98% income tax and possibly an investment income surcharge of 15%. I also remember 25% vat rate

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By *ldman OP Man
4 days ago

Howden

(don't tell Rachel from accounts).

Not as bad as I remember, at one time we could pay 113% tax, 98% income tax and possibly an investment income surcharge of 15%. I also remember 25% vat rate "

Your memory serves you very well, but do you think we are taxed more "stealthily" now?

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By *aulwantsMan
4 days ago

Melksham

"We are already paying per mile with the tax we pay on our petrol or diesel.

Thanks for that.

Can you tell me how much tax we pay on, say a litre of petrol, as many on here will have no idea?

Or maybe someone can say how much the tax is pee litre of petrol?it's about 80p

For now!

As we have a budget in March.

What do people think they will put up next?a tax on online buying would be nice plus a tax on posh food (Caviar/smoked salmon etc) "
Both of which are healthy foods and pt less strain on the nhs. kEEP EATING THE CHIPS

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