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Vrt question..

HungOver · 2008-10-18 14:21:44

ok, my cousin had his mini on irish plates some years ago but moved to london and had the plates changed to uk ones.. :) i bought his mini last weekend incl. the irish log books and the reg plates. is it just a case of sticking the irish plates on and fill out a tax form to wait and see what they say or do i need to pay…

18-10-2008 2:21pm

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HungOver

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ok,
my cousin had his mini on irish plates some years ago but moved to london and had the plates changed to uk ones..
i bought his mini last weekend incl. the irish log books and the reg plates.
is it just a case of sticking the irish plates on and fill out a tax form to wait and see what they say or do i need to pay vrt on it???

cheers
steven

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#2 18-10-2008 2:28pm

Gypo

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You won't have to pay VRT on it as it has been previously registered in Ireland and hence VRT has already been paid.

I'm not sure of the exact process, bty I would imagine you'll need to inform Revenue that the car has been imported into Ireland again. You could give your local tax office a ring to confirm or you might find the info on revenue.ie

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#3 18-10-2008 4:33pm

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I did the same thing with a car last year. You'll have to bring the car to a VRO for examination, then you can reregister & tax with your local tax office. The reg will be the same as it was before.

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