Have you got any old paper car tax discs stashed away in the loft? The DVLA stopped using paper car tax discs three years ago - but now some of them are selling for hundreds of pounds - despite being ...
Scrapping the paper car tax discs has led to a surge in fee dodging and cost nearly £300million, the Daily Mail can reveal. Ministers claimed moving the system online would cut costs and reduce tax ...
Motorists are being told to cut out their own tax discs as the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency is about to run out of the perforated paper they are usually printed on. The paper discs will be ...
Paper car tax discs no longer exist but if you've got one still stuck to the windscreen of an older vehicle or tucked among some outdated paperwork it could earn you a fortune. The circular paper ...
Paper tax discs were scrapped in 2014, but despite them being worthless on the road, an old one could earn you a few pounds. The discs were brought in in 1921, and became commonplace in all car ...
A 13-year-old boy is making thousands of pounds a month by selling a paper product that people don't actually need because it was abolished by the British government last year. In October 2014, the ...
From October 1 it will no longer be necessary to display a paper tax disc in the windscreen because payment of Vehicle Excise Duty - or road tax - will be logged on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing ...
Sony and Toppan Printing are making a new mark on Blu-ray disc technology. The two companies have been working for about a year on printing data onto Blu-ray discs made mostly of paper. The companies ...
Sony and Toppan Printing are making a new mark on Blu-ray disc technology. The two companies have been working for about a year on printing data onto Blu-ray discs made mostly of paper. The companies ...
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