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Do i need to pay vrt on this one?

johnplayerblue · 2006-04-23 19:53:31

Hey! I'm thinking of buying a car thats on uk reg plates and has no VRT payed on it. The car is not for driving and won't be on the road, i'm thinking of buying it for parts, my own needs maybe €400 in parts and it makes sense to buy a car thats driving well and use it for spare parts, its going fairly cheap, but as per…

23-04-2006 7:53pm

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johnplayerblue

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Hey!
I'm thinking of buying a car thats on uk reg plates and has no VRT payed on it.
The car is not for driving and won't be on the road, i'm thinking of buying it for parts, my own needs maybe €400 in parts and it makes sense to buy a car thats driving well and use it for spare parts, its going fairly cheap, but as per usual the VRT is the killer, or is it?

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#2 23-04-2006 7:54pm

peterk19

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Nope if its not on the road then you dont need to pay any VRT

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#3 23-04-2006 8:01pm

$Leon$

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VRT = Vehicle REGISTRATION Tax
only have to pay it if you register the car in ireland

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#4 23-04-2006 8:54pm

Lex Luthor

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if its not on the road, then it doesn't need to be registered...just wreck it

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#5 23-04-2006 10:36pm

colm_mcm

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swap everything bar the chassis and engine over and you'll be grand!

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#6 23-04-2006 11:55pm

drdre

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if its off the road you will be fine.just bring it over on a trailer and it should not be a problem as my friend got a car in uk just for track use and he is not registering it here on the road as it cannot and will not be used on the actual road.

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