Tax disc from sold car

owenbutt

I sold my car with three months tax left on it. I took it out as I thought that the new owner would get their own tax. She got back to me saying the tax office is saying that she can't get it taxed again as the car already has been taxed for 3 months. I offered to give it to half the price that I paid (I know I'm just trying to squeeze a bit more out of her) but she says that she is entitled to get the disc with the car and I'm obliged to provide it to her at no cost.

Is it not the case that she can walk into tax office as the new owner and get it taxed without any problem? Ultimately I will give it to her but if I have no obligation to give it to her then I would like to get something for it.

Thanks.

Theanswers

It's her tax disc now not yours...

Give it too her. You are in the wrong.

Greyfoot

owenbutt wrote: »

I sold my car with three months tax left on it. I took it out as I thought that the new owner would get their own tax. She got back to me saying the tax office is saying that she can't get it taxed again as the car already has been taxed for 3 months. I offered to give it to half the price that I paid (I know I'm just trying to squeeze a bit more out of her) but she says that she is entitled to get the disc with the car and I'm obliged to provide it to her at no cost.

Is it not the case that she can walk into tax office as the new owner and get it taxed without any problem? Ultimately I will give it to her but if I have no obligation to give it to her then I would like to get something for it.

Thanks.

Jeez, you are one cheeky mofo aren`t you?

Senna

Did you advertise it with tax, or tell her it was taxed when you sold it?
Its not worth anything to you.

If i was her i'd tell you to F*** O** and just drive the car, as its taxed, she just hasn't got the disk.

-Corkie-

owenbutt wrote: »

I sold my car with three months tax left on it. I took it out as I thought that the new owner would get their own tax. She got back to me saying the tax office is saying that she can't get it taxed again as the car already has been taxed for 3 months. I offered to give it to half the price that I paid (I know I'm just trying to squeeze a bit more out of her) but she says that she is entitled to get the disc with the car and I'm obliged to provide it to her at no cost.

Is it not the case that she can walk into tax office as the new owner and get it taxed without any problem? Ultimately I will give it to her but if I have no obligation to give it to her then I would like to get something for it.

Thanks.

You have to be taking the P1ss????

aujopimur

Don't be so tightfisted give her the tax disc, it's of no value to you as you can't reuse it or get a refund.

Francie Barrett

Isn't there a long running thread on boards.ie about how tight some folks are?

You deserve a mention in it, sir!

swarlb

What were you going to do with the tax disc ? You cannot get a refund on it.

Atlantic Dawn

Once she has the car in her own name she simply needs to fill in form RF134 with a fee of €6 and they will send her a replacement regardless of your ransom demand from her. If I was her I wouldn't waste 1 cent of petrol going to you as you sound like a right tight a$$ bo11ix

Form RF34
http://www.environ.ie/en/LocalGovernment/MotorTax/PublicationsDocuments/FileDownLoad,497,en.pdf

jetfiremuck

Ffs. The tax disc doesnt have your name on it does it.? No its got the car reg.....so belongs to the vehicle that you no longer own....

TheBody

owenbutt wrote: »

I sold my car with three months tax left on it. I took it out as I thought that the new owner would get their own tax. She got back to me saying the tax office is saying that she can't get it taxed again as the car already has been taxed for 3 months. I offered to give it to half the price that I paid (I know I'm just trying to squeeze a bit more out of her) but she says that she is entitled to get the disc with the car and I'm obliged to provide it to her at no cost.

Is it not the case that she can walk into tax office as the new owner and get it taxed without any problem? Ultimately I will give it to her but if I have no obligation to give it to her then I would like to get something for it.

Thanks.

:eek:

Atlantic Dawn

swarlb wrote: »

What were you going to do with the tax disc ? You cannot get a refund on it.

He will probably put it in his fire to keep himself warm tonight :rolleyes:

MonaghanPenguin

This has to be a wind up!

-Corkie-

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

He will probably put it in his fire to keep himself warm tonight :rolleyes:

Or wipe his arse with it allthough the coverage wouldnt be great...:pac:

Pottler

MonaghanPenguin wrote: »

This has to be a wind up!

Probably is a wind up but some people are so tight it defies belief. I'm just sad she bought the car off the op, I'd rather it rotted on his drive so he could have somwhere to keep his precious...tax disc. Gollum would be proud.

hondasam

owenbutt wrote: »

I sold my car with three months tax left on it. I took it out as I thought that the new owner would get their own tax. She got back to me saying the tax office is saying that she can't get it taxed again as the car already has been taxed for 3 months. I offered to give it to half the price that I paid (I know I'm just trying to squeeze a bit more out of her) but she says that she is entitled to get the disc with the car and I'm obliged to provide it to her at no cost.

Is it not the case that she can walk into tax office as the new owner and get it taxed without any problem? Ultimately I will give it to her but if I have no obligation to give it to her then I would like to get something for it.

Thanks.

What did you take the tax disc for it's not yours.

Why would she pay to tax a car that is all ready taxed?

I take it you drained all the petrol out of the car before she took it.

Our man in Havana

I know a guy that took the plates off the car when he was selling it.

CJhaughey

I don't suppose you've ever heard of luck money?

hondasam

CJhaughey wrote: »

I don't suppose you've ever heard of luck money?

In the OP's case I think he would be expecting luck money.

mgbgt1978

I smell a troll....2 posts within minutes of each other, one looking for money for a tax disc and the other looking for a discount from Griffith College.
After doing a degree in Computing yet now only stumbling across Boards.ie

Pottler

mgbgt1978 wrote: »

I smell a troll....2 posts within minutes of each other, one looking for money for a tax disc and the other looking for a discount from Griffith College.
After doing a degree in Computing yet now only stumbling across Boards.ie

Nah, it just took him a while to work out how to sneak into starbucks without buying a coffee and use the free wi-fi while hiding in the jax.

fasttalkerchat

Unless you sold it for scrap I would give it to her. If you specifically said no tax then it is your disc but the refund won't be worth the hassle with just 3 months left (if any)

Our man in Havana

He would not be entitled to any refund regardless.

fasttalkerchat

Our man in Havana wrote: »

He would not be entitled to any refund regardless.

Is that because there's just 3 months left or because the car is already sold?

Guy:Incognito

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Is that because there's just 3 months left or because the car is already sold?

You can only get a refund if a car is scrapped.

Our man in Havana

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

You can only get a refund if a car is scrapped.

And there is more than 3 months left on the tax.

colm_mcm

New buyer can just get a replacement disc for €13.


I'm closing this, every angle has been covered at this stage.