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importing a car

celticburnout · 2012-04-19 10:54:11

if you drive on yellow plates in ireland and get away with it. do they back date tax when you go to register the car here or do they take you go to them at. any help form people that have done this thanks.

19-04-2012 10:54am

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celticburnout

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if you drive on yellow plates in ireland and get away with it. do they back date tax when you go to register the car here or do they take you go to them at. any help form people that have done this thanks.

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#2 19-04-2012 11:59am

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My advice would be to not break the law or try to find ways to break the law.
Just go by the book and you wont have any issues.

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#3 19-04-2012 2:20pm

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They can check when the vehicle was first insured by you.

All advice here is do it legally

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