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Buying a Car up north....

bjmotors · 2007-05-28 11:20:25

Thinking of buying a car up north, and just wondering wots invovled when i get it back to dublin. I know VRT is the main bit issue along with VAT etc. So then when i go to transfer the registration, thats were ya get billed I presume? Anybody done this before? I'd appreciate your comments or advise. Thanks

28-05-2007 11:20am

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bjmotors

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Thinking of buying a car up north, and just wondering wots invovled when i get it back to dublin.

I know VRT is the main bit issue along with VAT etc.

So then when i go to transfer the registration, thats were ya get billed I presume?

Anybody done this before?

I'd appreciate your comments or advise.

Thanks

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#2 28-05-2007 12:56pm

bazz26

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There is a wealth of information here:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=176389

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#3 28-05-2007 4:22pm

bjmotors

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lol, i had a feeling there would already be a thread about this.

cheers bazz for digging it out.:) think il print a copy now.

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#4 28-05-2007 4:27pm

Stephen

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I hope you've got lots of paper! That's a loooooong thread.

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#5 28-05-2007 4:30pm

neacy69

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Surely its about time the importing thread was stickied again.......so many requests for info always get pointed to the old sticky!!

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