"The amount of vehicle excise duty collected from motorists fell by more than £200m in the six months after the tax disc was abolished, figures show.
The data, obtained by the Financial Times, showed £2.7bn was collected in the six months after an online system was introduced in October 2014.
Critics had warned the change would lead to confusion among motorists.
The National Audit Office said the change had likely caused "an initial increase" in non-payment.
But it added that "overall non-compliance remains very low".
The figures obtained from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) show that between October 2014 and March 2015 some £2.7bn was collected in vehicle tax - £223m lower than the same period a year earlier."
Source: Vehicle tax collected fell £200m after paper discs axed - BBC News
Just paid mine today, £515
Fookers should have kept the old system - buying car with tax already on it made sense, even those tax disks were nice to have for yer money.
The data, obtained by the Financial Times, showed £2.7bn was collected in the six months after an online system was introduced in October 2014.
Critics had warned the change would lead to confusion among motorists.
The National Audit Office said the change had likely caused "an initial increase" in non-payment.
But it added that "overall non-compliance remains very low".
The figures obtained from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) show that between October 2014 and March 2015 some £2.7bn was collected in vehicle tax - £223m lower than the same period a year earlier."
Source: Vehicle tax collected fell £200m after paper discs axed - BBC News
Just paid mine today, £515
Fookers should have kept the old system - buying car with tax already on it made sense, even those tax disks were nice to have for yer money.
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