Incorrect details on taxbook

2cv · 18-12-2012 9:15pm #1

Quick question....

One of my cars has an incorrect model description under section D2 of the tax book. Any suggestions on how i could get this corrected?

macplaxton · 18-12-2012 10:13pm

Quick answer Dave: Motor Tax Office, form, garage, stamp, return.

I think.

2cv · 19-12-2012 7:54am

macplaxton wrote: »

Quick answer Dave: Motor Tax Office, form, garage, stamp, return.

I think.

i'll give the boys in the motor tax office a ring :-)

w124man · 20-12-2012 7:35pm

2cv wrote: »

i'll give the boys in the motor tax office a ring :-)

Ring ...... ?? Is that what yer up to these days??? Ringing .... :rolleyes:

2cv · 20-12-2012 7:38pm

2cv wrote: »

i'll give the boys in the motor tax office a ring call :-)

Better?

w124man · 20-12-2012 7:41pm

macplaxton · 21-12-2012 12:53am

Well? Did they bother answering the phone?

2cv · 21-12-2012 8:26am

macplaxton wrote: »

Well? Did they bother answering the phone?

Up the walls in work, haven't had a chance to call yet... I'm just wondering what possessed them to register a Mercedes E430 as a B430... Can't help wondering what a B-class will feel like with a 280 bhp V8 under the bonnet

macplaxton · 21-12-2012 11:17am

I'm not wondering what possessed them, they're blind obviously.

Had the same problem with an engine number: Instead of doing something useful for their 200 yoyos, the NCT just copied the engine number from the V5C document and completely ignored the correct engine number submitted on the form. Then upon complaint - not our problem - a trip to a motor tax office for a Garage Certified Details sheet which I need to get stamped and signed. Bunch of halfwits. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

(In my experience, although just as bad in making mistakes when they did it, the Revenue at least had the decency to correct them when requested).

aujopimur · 21-12-2012 1:28pm

The last time I had incorrect details on a VRC, I returned it to Shannon with a note explaining their error, a new one was issued to me.

Capri · 25-12-2012 1:36am

2cv wrote: »

Up the walls in work, haven't had a chance to call yet... I'm just wondering what possessed them to register a Mercedes E430 as a B430... Can't help wondering what a B-class will feel like with a 280 bhp V8 under the bonnet

Do you change your own spark plugs on the E430 or get a MB dealer to do it ??

2cv · 26-12-2012 12:56pm

Capri wrote: »

Do you change your own spark plugs on the E430 or get a MB dealer to do it ??

I've a Merc specialist to do that for me

Capri · 26-12-2012 3:36pm

2cv wrote: »

I've a Merc specialist to do that for me

Trouble with 'specialists' is that if they cock up then it's cash out of their pockets (time/lost jobs )as well as yours ( car off road etc. )

For the plugs, and left engine mount ( yearly failures to date ) I prefer to let MB dealer do it - at least when the engine mount goes in under a year they have to replace it FOC

w124man · 26-12-2012 7:26pm

Capri wrote: »

Trouble with 'specialists' is that if they cock up then it's cash out of their pockets (time/lost jobs )as well as yours ( car off road etc. )

For the plugs, and left engine mount ( yearly failures to date ) I prefer to let MB dealer do it - at least when the engine mount goes in under a year they have to replace it FOC

You have far too much money ......;)

2cv · 27-12-2012 8:01am

Capri wrote: »

Trouble with 'specialists' is that if they cock up then it's cash out of their pockets (time/lost jobs )as well as yours ( car off road etc. )

For the plugs, and left engine mount ( yearly failures to date ) I prefer to let MB dealer do it - at least when the engine mount goes in under a year they have to replace it FOC

Problem is, there is no MB dealer in Cork... well not a decent one anyway

Incorrect details on taxbook

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