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Renew motor tax. In different county

Dan82 · 2013-12-23 01:10:25

Hi, When I bought my car I was living in Dublin, this year we moved out of Dublin and I need to tax my car tomorrow, just wondering can I tax it in a office outside of Dublin?????? Need to get it sorted before the Christmas , cheers

23-12-2013 1:10am

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Dan82

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Hi,

When I bought my car I was living in Dublin, this year we moved out of Dublin and I need to tax my car tomorrow, just wondering can I tax it in a office outside of Dublin??????

Need to get it sorted before the Christmas , cheers

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#2 23-12-2013 1:28am

dollybird2

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I have registered my car in one county, but always tax it in a different county (work) and never had any issue.

You can go to motortax.ie and have a pin issued to an email address if you wish to tax the car online.

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#3 23-12-2013 1:46am

Victor

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It shouldn't be a problem. Councils don't get the motor tax income for themselves - it goes through the Local Government Fund first and then redistributed.

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