VRT calculation query

lolalola

I bought a car in the UK just before Covid had us all on lockdown. Anyways, I've my appointment to have it registered in a couple of weeks, and just wanted to get a little advice on that.
IIRC I saw somewhere online (though can no longer find the link) where you could pay either 5 or 10 euro, and it would give you the exact amount you'd be expected to pay. Is this legit, and would anyone know where to find that service?

Also, surely if I go in with a debit card on the day, there'll be a transaction limit? Thanks!

check on the official site
https://www.ros.ie/evrt-enquiry/vrtenquiry.html?execution=e1s2

colm_mcm

The paid services by the likes of vrt.ie are not affiliated with Revenue and give no comeback if they’re inaccurate.

bazz26

These crowds charging to give you a VRT figure cannot guarantee you it's accurate anymore than you calculating it yourself. They are just charging you for the convenience of not doing it yourself. It's only as accurate as the information entered which may or may not be the amount charged on the day. It's also listed on the NCT.ie website the various methods of payment they accept. The daily limit on your debit card is set by your bank not by the VRT people.

lolalola

bazz26 wrote: »

These crowds charging to give you a VRT figure cannot guarantee you it's accurate anymore than you calculating it yourself. They are just charging you for the convenience of not doing it yourself. It's only as accurate as the information entered which may or may not be the amount charged on the day. It's also listed on the NCT.ie website the various methods of payment they accept. The daily limit on your debit card is set by your bank not by the VRT people.

Thanks - any idea how to obtain a 'statistical code' for a more accurate calculation?

colm_mcm

Is the car you're looking at not on the calculator?

Can you either post a link to the car advert, the uk reg number, or the specific details of the car? Sometimes specific models are hard to find on the calculator.

lolalola

"A Statistical Code uniquely identifies a particular Make, Model, Version and Variant of a vehicle, with an individual OMSP determined by Revenue for that vehicle." ...? What is this, where do I find it?

lolalola

colm_mcm wrote: »

Is the car you're looking at not on the calculator?

Can you either post a link to the car advert, the uk reg number, or the specific details of the car? Sometimes specific models are hard to find on the calculator.

GV14 RRO Mini Countryman Diesel

colm_mcm

It's more the Nox i'd be worried about than the VRT on a 2014. Being a BMW product, it may be Euro 6 compliant.

bazz26

A statistical code is generated when you fill out the details in the system and it comes back with a figure.

lolalola

colm_mcm wrote: »

It's more the Nox i'd be worried about than the VRT on a 2014. Being a BMW product, it may be Euro 6 compliant.

How would I figure out the Nox?

colm_mcm

VRT would be €1,950 plus Nox charge.

I'm assuming 105,000 miles



Statistical Code 42487348
Model ONE
Make MINI
Version 1.6 D COUNTRYMAN 5DR

Breakdown of VRT Calculation

Open Market Selling Price (OMSP) determined by Revenue €26078
Monthly Adjustment +100%
Depreciation Code Allocated by Revenue B1
Odometer Reading 105000 Miles
Date of First Registration July 2014
Mileage/Kilometre Reduction €0
Rate of Depreciation for this Vehicle 56%
Current OMSP determined by Revenue €11474

Revenue CO2 Estimate
CO2 Emissions 115
Rate of VRT 17%
CO2 VRT Charges (payable on enquiry) €1,950

lolalola wrote: »

How would I figure out the Nox?

It should be on the UK V5 certificate.

I'd say it'll be quite low as BMW were ahead of the curve with regards emissions

lolalola

colm_mcm wrote: »

VRT would be €1,950 plus Nox charge.

I'm assuming 105,000 miles



Statistical Code 42487348
Model ONE
Make MINI
Version 1.6 D COUNTRYMAN 5DR

Breakdown of VRT Calculation

Open Market Selling Price (OMSP) determined by Revenue €26078
Monthly Adjustment +100%
Depreciation Code Allocated by Revenue B1
Odometer Reading 105000 Miles
Date of First Registration July 2014
Mileage/Kilometre Reduction €0
Rate of Depreciation for this Vehicle 56%
Current OMSP determined by Revenue €11474

Revenue CO2 Estimate
CO2 Emissions 115
Rate of VRT 17%
CO2 VRT Charges (payable on enquiry) €1,950





It should be on the UK V5 certificate.

I'd say it'll be quite low as BMW were ahead of the curve with regards emissions

Hmmm, I got an estimate of €6800 entering details (which REALLY freaked me out), but that was without any Nox figure .....? I'll have to check out the V5 - thanks for this!

Green farmer

lolalola wrote: »

Hmmm, I got an estimate of €6800 entering details (which REALLY freaked me out), but that was without any Nox figure .....? I'll have to check out the V5 - thanks for this!

If you left the nox charge blank, then it would calculate the nox charge as the maximum possible payable on any car and give you a figure several thousand more then what it would normally be.

Green farmer

lolalola wrote: »

Hmmm, I got an estimate of €6800 entering details (which REALLY freaked me out), but that was without any Nox figure .....? I'll have to check out the V5 - thanks for this!

If you left the nox charge blank, then it would calculate the nox charge as the maximum possible payable on any car and give you a figure several thousand more then what it would normally be.

Mintoe

It’s a Euro5 engine not newer Euro6 And nox is 160 so €2300 on top of vrt

User1998

If that figure is correct it would actually be €2,600.

After looking on Autotrader it seems that there are very few Euro 6 engined 2014 Countryman’s, (only 5 in total), so be prepared to pay heavily for it, I found a 2014 with .170 of Nox which would be €2,850.

I know its too little to late but you would have been much better off paying a couple of grand extra for a 2016, and then only paid a couple of hundred in Nox

colm_mcm

I hope the car was very cheap.