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New NOx VRT levy
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Hold on before you do anything. If you had an established history of owning a car then Revenue has the flexibility to grant you a transfer of residence exemption on a car you have owned for less than 6 months in limited circumstances of it replacing a knackered car.
See pages 8&9 at this link. You need to make the application to Revenue before you do any VRT stuff. You will need to prove prior residence overseas etc. I don’t know if your old car was crashed/stolen or whether covid caused the transfer back. You would be silly not to put forward the best case you can.
https://www.revenue.ie/en/tax-professionals/tdm/vehicle-registration-tax/vrt-manual-section-02.pdf
Ah raging only saw this now, yeah that would have been worth a shot! The old car was on it's last legs but would have been hard to prove I suppose! Thanks for this caveat though, I'll try not to dwell on it too much
Could have probably proved I got made redundant (Due to low oil price, covid, and stated that my old car was 12 years old and the speedometer had stopped working!) What a pirty!
With the 3 month gap between purchase and clearing it I thought i'd have to prove residence outside the country but wasn't asked for it....only a print out of ferry to belfast.....It could have been easy to chage the date on that and chanced it till January, I hadn't realised you coudl get Irish insurance on a UK plate either, that was a main cocern that I'd not bee insured as I'd have down my UK residence where I didn't live anymore!
It could be worth me enquiring anyway, I shouldn't be penalised for trying to do the right thing! I had the car 3 months exactly so that should help! Yeah it says VRT should be reapid! Thanks so much I've got proof of being made redundant so that should help, and a job offer in Ireland.
But the vehicle has been in the state for more than 7 days :-( as arrived on October 2nd
Final updateL I've got all the documents together and filled in the form I'll put a stamp on envelope but hand drop it in the letter box tomorrow, it should have arrived at the office last Friday to be in time but hopefully some lieniency can be shown or they'll think it got delayted in the post. If this works I owe you a few pints!
We don't have access to a printer and can't find an internet cafe but somebody has offered via a facebook group in the wicklow area to let us print the docs 31 sheets in total so we better get them something as a thank you!
It was actually a nice form (odd thing to say I know) but you had space to explain your situation and exactly why you were moving home, like arguing a legal case and providing evidence. It assuring to know it'll be read by a human and they have leeway, some humanity from the revenue! Fingers crossed0 -
mp3ireland2 wrote: »Ah raging only saw this now, yeah that would have been worth a shot! The old car was on it's last legs but would have been hard to prove I suppose! Thanks for this caveat though, I'll try not to dwell on it too much Could have probably proved I got made redundant (Due to low oil price, covid, and stated that my old car was 12 years old and the speedometer had stopped working!) What a pirty!
With the 3 month gap between purchase and clearing it I thought i'd have to prove residence outside the country but wasn't asked for it....only a print out of ferry to belfast.....It could have been easy to chage the date on that and chanced it till January, I hadn't realised you coudl get Irish insurance on a UK plate either, that was a main cocern that I'd not bee insured as I'd have down my UK residence where I didn't live anymore!
It could be worth me enquiring anyway, I shouldn't be penalised for trying to do the right thing! I had the car 3 months exactly so that should help! Yeah it says VRT should be reapid! Thanks so much I've got proof of being made redundant so that should help, and a job offer in Ireland.
But the vehicle has been in the state for more than 7 days :-( as arrived on October 2nd
Final updateL I've got all the documents together and filled in the form I'll put a stamp on envelope but hand drop it in the letter box tomorrow, it should have arrived at the office last Friday to be in time but hopefully some lieniency can be shown or they'll think it got delayted in the post. If this works I owe you a few pints!
We don't have access to a printer and can't find an internet cafe but somebody has offered via a facebook group in the wicklow area to let us print the docs 31 sheets in total so we better get them something as a thank you!
It was actually a nice form (odd thing to say I know) but you had space to explain your situation and exactly why you were moving home, like arguing a legal case and providing evidence. It assuring to know it'll be read by a human and they have leeway, some humanity from the revenue! Fingers crossed
If you are ultimately entitled to a TOR exemption based on the force majeure (redundancy and death of other car) you should apply for it irrespective of the timing. It might even be accepted or considered after paying the VRT if you can establish the facts and assert a case that you were unaware of Tevenue practice in the area.0 -
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The Guvnor wrote: »Excuse the click bait title!:D
I recently as in this afternoon discovered the joys of NOX.
I was horrified as initially I left it blank and it defaulted to the max of €4850 on both an x1 and x5.
After I realised the horrific sh1te I was dealing with I went about finding the exact NOX for the x5.
It's a mission. I know it's on a V5 etc but my question is this - is there an easier way to find based on the reg of the car?
I've never seen it listed on the likes of autotrader etc.
It can as we know be hard enough to find the correct model x5 etc on the vrt page - this one has 158 co2 and was a task getting that to come up.
NOX was estimated at 41g per km.
Lastly I'd say why does the revenue not just automate the nox and lump it in with the vrt figure - based on the car we select they would/could know the nox etc.
It seems like a great big waste of time to me tbh.
What people here should be more horrified about is the fact that you're breathing in the stuff on a daly basis.The air quality around Dublin urban areas is worse then Beijing, you can read the meters yourself online. Im not a green libtard im an Agricultural Engineer, ie big diesel guzzling Silage harvesters. People need to get a swift upper cut about this NOX stuff. Just look at the places that have the worst covid cases, Milan, Madrid, Liverpool all choked by toxic air.
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