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Tax or Insurance first?

pavilion · 2007-08-18 23:14:51

Hi guys i recently got my first car and it's not been insured and has no tax,just wondering what i need to do first and how to go about it? Feeling very silly having to ask like this! Thanks!

18-08-2007 11:14pm

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pavilion

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Hi guys i recently got my first car and it's not been insured and has no tax,just wondering what i need to do first and how to go about it? Feeling very silly having to ask like this!
Thanks!

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#2 18-08-2007 11:18pm

Kimbot

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Well I for one wouldn't drive the car unless it was insured!!
You can't tax it until you get the log book bac from shannon so get insurance and sort the tax the second you get the log book!

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#3 18-08-2007 11:22pm

pavilion

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Oh it's not going anywhere yet! Thank you!

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#4 18-08-2007 11:25pm

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You will need to get insurance first as they ask for the insurance policy no and company as part of the car tax application.

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#5 18-08-2007 11:27pm

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Idealy both at same time but always insurance before tax!

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#6 20-08-2007 1:23am

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micmclo wrote:

Idealy both at same time but always insurance before tax!

OK.......?

Not your ornery onager

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