Vehicle taxation

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The vehicle taxation includes all taxes, the one relating to the authorization and / or operation of motor vehicle traffic. These can be one-time, recurring or usage-dependent.

The levying and amount of the levy are determined by the state

  • fiscal reasons
  • economic policy reasons (e.g. exemption from tractors or aircraft)
  • environmental reasons (e.g. progressive taxation according to engine size or pollutant emissions)
  • trade policy reasons (e.g. EU customs on vehicles from non-member states)

species

  • Registration tax / registration tax (once when buying a new vehicle, for example in the Netherlands and Denmark)
  • Motor vehicle tax (recurring taxation, usually annually)
  • Mineral oil tax (consumption-dependent)
  • Car insurance tax (for example in Denmark)
  • Component taxation ( e.g. lighting tax in Germany or battery tax in Denmark)
  • Tolls , vignettes and road duties (for example, the kilometer-dependent péage in France for the use of motorways, the vignette that is independent of the kilometer in Switzerland or the bridge tax in Denmark)

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