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Get help to classify organic chemicals that contain certain permitted additives or can be dissolved in water, for import and export.
What you must do to manage manure, fertiliser and soil to prevent runoff, erosion and leaching.
Guidance on tests and inspections for producers, processors, importers and sellers of organic food, feed and seed.
The U16 exemption allows you to reuse the parts from depolluted end-of-life vehicles in other vehicles.
Identify, describe, classify and manage waste upholstered domestic seating containing persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
Explanations of the different terms you might see on your driving licence
Guidance for manufacturers and importers.
Details of control bodies approved to certify organic food in the UK.
Rules about the labels that tyres must display to give information about fuel efficiency, wet grip and noise classification.
The MENE survey provides trend data for how people experience the natural environment in England.
Use the online tool to find the tax rate for new unregistered cars
You can use the V267 if you’re registering a new vehicle, including new imports for the first time in the UK.
How vehicle manufacturers should report CO2 emissions for their vehicles.
Business potential of producing crops for non-food markets, how and where to grow them and details of organisations providing grants.
You must make sure your car, motorcycle or other vehicle is safe to drive (‘roadworthy’) all year round.
Use these road fuel charges from 1 May 2022 on your VAT return, to account for private consumption of fuel on a business vehicle.
As an employer, if you provide company cars or fuel for your employees' private use, you'll need to work out the taxable value so you can report this to HMRC
Substances that are classed as persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and when you're allowed to use them.
Where you’ll find clean air zones, how to check if you’ll need to pay a charge and create a business account, and what support or exemptions are available.
Use these road fuel charges from 1 May 2021 on your VAT return, to account for private consumption of fuel on a business vehicle.
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