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Renew or tax your vehicle for the first time using a reminder letter, your log book or the green 'new keeper' slip - and how to tax if you do not have any documents
Do you have a tax reminder letter (V11) printed in your name? Select if you have a vehicle tax reminder letter
As a registered vehicle keeper, you can now apply for a new vehicle log book (V5C) and tax online at the same time. This means you can continue to use your vehicle without waiting up to 5...
Pay or cancel vehicle tax, register your vehicle off road, book or check an MOT, insurance.
Here is how you can pay your car tax (VED) online: Enter your vehicle's registration number and the 11-digit reference number from your V5C registration certificate (logbook). Check your eligibility: The DVLA will confirm whether your vehicle is eligible for online tax payment.
This guide covers how to tax your vehicle online, updated VED rates for 2025, electric vehicle tax changes, and handy tips for smooth processing. You’ll also find quick links to our in‑depth articles on VED updates and road‑tax changes over the years. What is car tax and Why is it important? Why tax your vehicle online?
With modern technology, renewing your vehicle tax has never been easier thanks to the ability to do it all online. Rather than having to queue up at the Post Office or vehicle licensing office, you can quickly and conveniently renew your vehicle tax from the comfort of your own home or on the go.
You can now tax your vehicle online even if you have lost your V5C logbook and your vehicle tax reminder letter (V11). DVLA have announced a new service update that allows you to apply online for a new V5C and tax your vehicle at the same time.
You can set up a Direct Debit when you tax your vehicle online or at a Post Office. You do not need to be the vehicle’s registered keeper to set up a Direct Debit.
Taxing your car is simple and can be done online, by phone, or at a Post Office. Before you begin, you’ll need one of the following: V5C logbook – Proof that you are the registered keeper. V11 tax renewal reminder – Sent by the DVLA when your tax is due. V62 application for a logbook – If you don’t have a V5C.