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tax disc

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noun

  1. a paper disc displayed on the windscreen of a motor vehicle showing that the tax due on it has been paid

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The windscreen of the Talbot displays a tax disc that expired in 1982, which he agreed was a "classic in itself".

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A metal detectorist has found a car's tax disc dating back almost a century in Shropshire.

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The tax disc system started in 1921 and the government stopped issuing them in 2014.

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However, on closer inspection Trevor and Cheryl noticed the car was longer than a normal Daimler and, despite having done almost 45,000 miles, there was no record of its tax disc.

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One of the officers spotted the registration plate on the car did not match the number on the tax disc.

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