VRT exemption for used EV from UK

k123456

Hi for a Vrt Exemption for used EV from UK,

1 the car must have great than 5000 miles on the clock, is correct
and
2 in months , how old must the car be (car I need to import vrt free is a 191)

Thanks

colm_mcm

Are you talking VAT or VRT?

Gumbo

k123456 wrote: »

Hi for a Vrt Exemption for used EV from UK,

1 the car must have great than 5000 miles on the clock, is correct
and
2 in months , how old must the car be (car I need to import vrt free is a 191)

Thanks

VRT is irrelevant when talking about minimum age and mileage.
VAT is another issue though.

k123456

Sorry meant VAT



1 the car must have greater than 5000 miles on the clock, is correct
and
2 in months , how old must the car be to be ROI VAT free (car I need to import is is a 191)

physioman

k123456 wrote: »

Sorry meant VAT



1 the car must have greater than 5000 miles on the clock, is correct
and
2 in months , how old must the car be to be ROI VAT free (car I need to import is is a 191)

6k and at least 6 months old

slave1

At least 6,000kms at time of VRT inspection
At least 6 months old at time of purchase

celtic_oz

be carefull, 6 months from date of entry into ireland, ferry receipt with date has been asked for.

keeping in your garage for a few weeks doesnt help

k123456

At least 6 months old at time of purchase
or
6 months from date of entry into Ireland,

No ferry as car is from NI


https://www.revenue.ie/en/importing-vehicles-duty-free-allowances/guide-to-vrt/calculating-vrt/vat-and-customs-duty.aspx

Soarer

slave1 wrote: »

At least 6,000kms at time of VRT inspection
At least 6 months old at time of purchase

Exactly this.

No other questions needed.

Soarer

k123456 wrote: »

At least 6 months old at time of purchase
or
6 months from date of entry into Ireland,

No ferry as car is from NI


https://www.revenue.ie/en/importing-vehicles-duty-free-allowances/guide-to-vrt/calculating-vrt/vat-and-customs-duty.aspx

This!

unkel

k123456 wrote: »

At least 6 months old at time of purchase
or
6 months from date of entry into Ireland

Not or.

And.

...Ghost...

A ferry ticket will not be required if buying in NI. Once the car is 6 months old at time of purchase and has at least 4k miles (6k klms) at time of inspection, it will be fine.

You will need the full V5C from the seller, as well as the purchase invoice.

charlieIRL

unkel wrote: »

Not or.

And.

It was “or” when I bought my last motorbike in NI. It has less than 6k kms on it at the time but was 15 months old.

...Ghost...

charlieIRL wrote: »

It was “or” when I bought my last motorbike in NI. It has less than 6k kms on it at the time but was 15 months old.

They must have missed the mileage then. It's been and for as long as I have been driving. I'm not aware of any exceptions for motorcycles. The person at the VRT office can make mistakes, just like anyone else.

slave1

I've brought a good few cars in, always been AND

Calahonda52

slave1 wrote: »

I've brought a good few cars in, always been AND

+1
VAT and Customs Duty
Value Added Tax (VAT)
VAT may also be due on the acquisition of a new means of transport from another Member State. If you are not entitled to a VAT deduction, this VAT is normally payable with the VRT.

When it enters the State, a vehicle is a new means of transport for VAT purposes if either of the below applies:

it is less than six months after its first registration
it has travelled 6,000 kilometres or less
For example:

Vehicle is five months old with 8,000km - chargeable to VAT.
Vehicle is seven months old with 5,000km - chargeable to VAT.
Vehicle is seven months old with 8,000km - not chargeable to VAT.



or
Acquisitions of new means of transport from another Member State
If you purchase a new means of transport from another EU Member State and bring it into the State, it will be subject to Irish VAT. A new means of transport can be either a motor vehicle, vessel or aircraft. The table below sets out the relevant specifications.

New means of transport for VAT purposes.
Transport Specification 'New'
Motor vehicle Over 48cc or over 7.2kw power 6 months old or less, or travelled 6,000km or less
Marine vessel Over 7.5 metres in length 3 months old or less, or sailed for 100 hours or less
Aircraft Over 1,550kg take-off weight 3 months old or less, or flown for 40 hours or less