Vrt Question

m.j.w

Just wondering if anyone can help me with this, i heard that if you care for a disabled person that you can bring a car over from the north and you dont have to pay the tax on it. Has anyone heard of this or was i misinformed

rebel.ranter

I believe that there is some sort of VRT rebate on VRT if you have a disability. There are some rules around it though.

Read here:

Tax Relief for Disabled Drivers and Disabled Passengers (VRT Exemptions, VAT Rebates, Road Tax Exemption, and Fuel Rebates)

The Disabled Drivers and Disabled Passengers Scheme provides a range of tax reliefs linked to the purchase and use of vehicles by disabled drivers and disabled passengers in Ireland. Under the terms of the scheme, you can claim remission or repayment of vehicle registration tax (VRT), repayment of value-added tax (VAT) on the purchase of a vehicle and repayment of VAT on the cost of adapting a vehicle, up to a maximum of 9,525 euro for a disabled driver and 15,875 euro for a disabled passenger.

Relief is limited to a vehicle that has been specially constructed or adapted for use by a disabled person and that has an engine size of less than 2,000cc in the case of the driver and 4,000cc in the case of the passenger.

If you qualify for tax relief under the scheme, you can also claim repayment of excise duty on fuel used in your vehicle for the transport of a disabled person, up to a maximum of 600 gallons per year. In addition, if you qualify under the scheme, your vehicle may be exempt from the payment of annual road tax on application to a Motor Tax Office. Visit Citizens Information for more information on the Disabled Drivers and Disabled Passengers Scheme.

Link Here

Esel

rebel.ranter wrote: »

I believe that there is some sort of VRT rebate on VRT if you have a disability. There are some rules around it though.

Read here:



Link Here

From that link - another link detailing qualifications for being disabled in relation to this exemption.