VAT

2shea

Would you still be liable for VAT on a 2016 bike with less then the 6000km cut off point?

macplaxton

Yes.

Needs to be over 6 mths AND 6k km

2shea

Even at 4 years old that's a pure con job isnt it

enrique66_35

2shea wrote: »

Even at 4 years old that's a pure con job isnt it

Indeed but it stops demo and old stock vehicles being sold without VAT being collected. Revenue never miss a trick :rolleyes:

macplaxton

2shea wrote: »

Even at 4 years old that's a pure con job isnt it

It is what it is.

Just ride the required number of miles (6000km = c.3750 miles before entering the state.)

2shea

macplaxton wrote: »

It is what it is.

Just ride the required number of miles (6000km = c.3750 miles before entering the state.)

Theres 800 miles on it currently so it would be wouldnt be possible or practical

Sir Galahad

What bike is it ? Maybe a replacement clock from a breaker ?

emo72

Had the same scenario with a 2010 bike. Only 2500 miles on it. Swapped clocks was only option.

PCeeeee

Ferris Bueller style?

WestWicklow1

Black & Decker drills will last well over 4,712.52 kms

robbie_63

The mileage limit only applies on the day of your appointment so if you bring it in under the limit you still have a good while to clock up the miles

Are the NCT centres busy now with covid?

I would try and book an appointment as far away as possible to give yourself time to drive up the mileage

beanns

2shea wrote: »

Even at 4 years old that's a pure con job isnt it

Tis a joke, takes alot of off roading to get over 6000km

beanns

2shea wrote: »

Would you still be liable for VAT on a 2016 bike with less then the 6000km cut off point?

How did u get on in the end, im in the same boat now