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Convergence between European car taxation systems is an economic necessity

Passenger car taxation regimes and rates vary widely across Europe, resulting in price distortions and a higher cost of manufacturing. Convergence between European car tax systems is therefore an economic necessity with harmonisation as a final goal. It is equally important to make CO2 emissions the main criterion of this harmonised taxation scheme. This would help influencing consumer demand for environmentally friendly solutions. read more

CO2-related Taxation is a Must

CO2-based taxation of cars and of alternative fuels has a significant CO2 reduction potential by shaping consumer demand and setting economic incentives. read more

• Dossier - CO2 Emissions
• Overview of CO2 based motor vehicle taxes in the EU

ACEA Tax Guide 2007

ACEA's annual Tax Guide gives an overview of motor vehicle taxation in the twenty-five Member States of the European Union, the countries of the European Free Trade Association as well as Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey. It is compiled with the help of the national associations of motor vehicle manufacturers or importers in these countries and describes in detail the taxes that are levied on the sale, registration, ownership and the use of motor vehicles in each country.
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• Tax Guide 2007 - Introduction
• Tax Guide 2007 - Order Form