FIRST SCHEDULE
Rules 9B(2), 24(3) and (7), 24A(1D) and (1E), 24B(4) and (5) and 24C(3) and (4)
[S 507/2014 wef 01/08/2014]
[S 378/2012 wef 06/08/2012]
Levy Payable for the Issue, Renewal or Restoration of A Certificate of Entitlement
(1)  The levy payable for the issue, renewal or restoration of a certificate of entitlement in relation to a motor vehicle in any category shall be an amount equal to —
(a)in the case of a private motor car which is re-registered as an off-peak car under the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules (R 5), the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the private motor car belonged before its re-registration as an off-peak car issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the re-registration of the private motor car as an off-peak car;
(b)in the case of a replacement taxi registered before 1st September 2003, 70% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the restoration of the certificate of entitlement;
[S 426/2003 wef 01/09/2003]
(ba)in the case of a replacement taxi registered on or after 1st September 2003, 80% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the restoration of the certificate of entitlement;
[S 426/2003 wef 01/09/2003]
(bb)in the case of a taxi registered on or after 6th August 2012 with a certificate of entitlement issued pursuant to an application under rule 9B, 80% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the registration of the taxi;
[S 378/2012 wef 06/08/2012]
(c)in the case of a business service passenger vehicle registered using a certificate of entitlement issued before 1st April 1998 —
(i)where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 5 years, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the business service passenger vehicle belongs issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal; or
(ii)where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, double the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the business service passenger vehicle belongs issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal;
(d)in the case of an off-peak car registered using a certificate of entitlement issued before 1st October 1994  —
(i)where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 5 years, 50% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal for a category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) or (b), whichever corresponds to the cylinder capacity of the off-peak car; or
(ii)where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal for a category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) or (b), whichever corresponds to the cylinder capacity of the off-peak car;
[S 48/2014 wef 03/02/2014]
(da)in the case of a motor vehicle which is re‑registered as a classic vehicle under rule 69 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules —
(i)where the certificate of entitlement in respect of the motor vehicle had, immediately before the date of its re‑registration as a classic vehicle, been renewed for a period of 5 years and at the date on which the renewal of the certificate of entitlement took effect (referred to in this sub‑paragraph as the renewal date) the motor vehicle was more than 30 years of age but not more than 35 years of age, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the date of re‑registration of the motor vehicle as a classic vehicle for the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged before its re‑registration as a classic vehicle;
(ii)where the certificate of entitlement in respect of the motor vehicle had, immediately before the date of its re‑registration as a classic vehicle, been renewed for a period of 5 years and the motor vehicle was more than 35 years of age at the renewal date, an amount determined in accordance with the following formula:
 
where A
is 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the date of re‑registration of the motor vehicle as a classic vehicle for the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged before its re‑registration as a classic vehicle;
B
is the levy paid for the renewal of the certificate of entitlement;
C
is 0.05; and
T
is the period reckoned in years (including any part of a year) commencing on the renewal date and ending on the date immediately before the re‑registration of the motor vehicle as a classic vehicle; or
(iii)where both the motor vehicle and the certificate of entitlement in respect of the motor vehicle do not fall within the description set out in sub‑paragraph (i) or (ii), 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the date of re‑registration of the motor vehicle as a classic vehicle for the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged before its re‑registration as a classic vehicle;
[S 507/2014 wef 01/08/2014]
(db)in the case of a classic vehicle where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dc)in the case of a motor vehicle which is registered as a classic vehicle under rule 69 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules on or after 1st May 2005, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the registration of the motor vehicle as a classic vehicle;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dd)in the case of a business service passenger vehicle registered using a certificate of entitlement issued before 1st April 1998 and which is re-registered as a classic vehicle under rule 69 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, 20% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the business service passenger vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(de)in the case of a classic vehicle which was re-registered from a business service passenger vehicle that was registered with a certificate of entitlement issued before 1st April 1998 and where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, 20% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal for a category of vehicle specified in rule 3(1)(a) or (b), whichever corresponds to the cylinder capacity of the classic vehicle;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(df)in the case of a motor vehicle which is registered as a revised use vintage vehicle under rule 70 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the registration of the motor vehicle as a revised use vintage vehicle;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dg)in the case of a normal vintage vehicle or restricted vintage vehicle which is re-registered as a revised use vintage vehicle under rule 73 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the registration of the motor vehicle as a revised use vintage vehicle;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dh)in the case of a revised use vintage vehicle which is re-registered as a normal vintage vehicle under rule 74 of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the registration of the motor vehicle as a revised use vintage vehicle;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(di)in the case of a restricted vintage vehicle which was registered before 1st May 1990 and for which the exemption under the Road Traffic (Quota System — Exemption) Order has ceased or been revoked, and the vehicle is to be re-registered as a normal vintage vehicle, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the cessation or revocation of the motor vehicle’s exemption status under that Order;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dj)in the case of a normal vintage vehicle where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dk)in the case of a revised use vintage vehicle where the certificate of entitlement is renewed for 10 years, 10% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to the category of vehicle to which the motor vehicle belonged during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal;
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
(dl)in the case of a motor vehicle registered using a certificate of entitlement issued in the category of vehicles specified in rule 3(1)(e) (referred to in this sub‑paragraph as the Category E certificate) —
(i)where the Category E certificate is renewed for 5 years, 50% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal for the category of vehicles specified in rule 3(1)(a), (b), (c) or (d) to which the motor vehicle belonged as at the date of issue of the Category E certificate; or
(ii)where the Category E certificate is renewed for 10 years, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal for the category of vehicles specified in rule 3(1)(a), (b), (c) or (d) to which the motor vehicle belonged as at the date of issue of the Category E certificate;
[S 48/2014 wef 03/02/2014]
(e)in any other case —
(i)where the certificate of entitlement in relation to the motor vehicle is renewed for 5 years, 50% of the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to that category of vehicle issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal; or
(ii)where the certificate of entitlement in relation to the motor vehicle is renewed for 10 years, the average of the quota premiums payable for certificates of entitlement in relation to that category of vehicle issued during the 3 months immediately preceding the renewal.
[S 361/2001 wef 30/07/2001]
[S 366/2012 wef 01/08/2012]
[S 311/2000 wef 01/07/2000]
(2)  For the purposes of these Rules, the average of the quota premiums payable for a certificate of entitlement for any month in relation to the particular category of vehicle shall be calculated as follows:
where Ais the sum of the quota premiums for certificates of entitlement issued for that particular category of vehicle during all of the quota periods in the preceding month;
Bis the sum of the quota premiums for certificates of entitlement issued for that particular category of vehicle during all of the quota periods in the month before the preceding month;
Cis the sum of the quota premiums for certificates of entitlement issued for that particular category of vehicle during all of the quota periods in the month which is 2 months before the preceding month;
Dis either —
(a)the number of quota periods in the preceding month; or
(b)1, where there is no quota period in the preceding month;
Eis either —
(a)the number of quota periods in the month before the preceding month; or
(b)1, where there is no quota period in the month before the preceding month;
Fis either —
(a)the number of quota periods in the month which is 2 months before the preceding month; or
(b)1, where there is no quota period in the month which is 2 months before the preceding month; and
Gis either —
(a)the number of months, within the 3 preceding months, in which bids have been invited for certificates of entitlement and one or more certificates of entitlement have been issued under rule 11(1); or
(b)1, where, within the 3 preceding months, no bid has been invited for certificates of entitlement or no certificate of entitlement has been issued under rule 11(1).
[S 383/2002 wef 01/05/2002]
(3)  For the purposes of this Schedule, the age of a motor vehicle shall be reckoned in accordance with rule 2(2) of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules.
[S 507/2014 wef 01/08/2014]
(4)  For the purpose of computing any levy payable under this Schedule, any fraction of a dollar shall be reckoned as a dollar.
[S 507/2014 wef 01/08/2014]