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VRT on classics?

PLUG71 · 2014-01-22 12:09:06

Hi, are classic are cars exempt from VRT if they reach a certain age eg :- pre 1980? Cant seem to find this anywhere :):confused:

22-01-2014 12:09pm

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PLUG71

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Hi, are classic are cars exempt from VRT if they reach a certain age eg :- pre 1980?

Cant seem to find this anywhere

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#2 22-01-2014 12:11pm

biko

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Main motors to Classics. There is a few threads on this already, you can search like this

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#3 22-01-2014 12:12pm

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Flat fee €200 30 years old +.
NCT exempt pre 1980

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#4 22-01-2014 12:19pm

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corktina wrote: »

Flat fee €200 30 years old +.
NCT exempt pre 1980

OOps typical newbie!

Thanks a million corktina

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#5 22-01-2014 2:51pm

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Remember for VRT it's 30 years from date of first registration...

So if you bring in a 1984 car to pay VRT today, and it's date of first registration is 23 January 1984, you won't be charged the €200 flat rate and will have to pay the full 30% etc.

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#6 22-01-2014 3:41pm

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Dades wrote: »

Remember for VRT it's 30 years from date of first registration...

So if you bring in a 1984 car to pay VRT today, and it's date of first registration is 23 January 1984, you won't be charged the €200 flat rate and will have to pay the full 30% etc.

Thankyou Dades:)

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