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Tax query

JohnCleary · 2014-08-05 10:34:21

Folks, you may be able to shed some light here.... My car is taxed until 31/12/2014 Turns out i'm going to be out of the country all of December. With the new system, can I declare my car off the road for December, and then get an extra months 'credit' when I go to buy my next round of tax in January? Or am I being…

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JohnCleary

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Folks, you may be able to shed some light here....
My car is taxed until 31/12/2014

Turns out i'm going to be out of the country all of December.

With the new system, can I declare my car off the road for December, and then get an extra months 'credit' when I go to buy my next round of tax in January?

Or am I being delusional?

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#2 05-08-2014 11:37AM

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No you cant. Tax will expire at the end of December as normal.

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#3 05-08-2014 11:43AM

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Well, boll1x anyway :pac:

Thanks for the info.

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#4 05-08-2014 11:50AM

blastman

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For tax purposes, I find it helpful to start with the presumption that anything that benefits you to any extent, no matter how reasonable it may seem to the casual observer, is not permitted.

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