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tax

softmee · 2011-03-29 20:31:10

Do i have to pay it all in front for the whole year or there is an option for instalments (is this the right word?) -to pay it monthly or something.. :rolleyes:

29-03-2011 8:31pm

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softmee

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Do i have to pay it all in front for the whole year or there is an option for instalments (is this the right word?) -to pay it monthly or something.. :rolleyes:

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#2 29-03-2011 8:32pm

Big Nelly

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softmee wrote: »

Do i have to pay it all in front for the whole year or there is an option for instalments (is this the right word?) -to pay it monthly or something.. :rolleyes:

You can pay for 3 months/6 months or 12 months at a time

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#3 29-03-2011 8:34pm

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Big Nelly wrote: »

You can pay for 3 months/6 months or 12 months at a time

Thanks!

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#4 29-03-2011 10:18pm

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But it works out cheaper to pay for the full 12 months.

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#5 29-03-2011 10:24pm

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3 on/3 off is cheaper!

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#6 29-03-2011 10:34pm

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colm_mcm wrote: »

3 on/3 off is cheaper!

But then you'd only be able to drive your car on public roads for 6 months of the year.

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