Irish Taxi Forum
Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: john m on July 10, 2019, 08:49:36 am
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Trains and Busses willbe given special permission to continue to work over the border post brexit ,whats the story for taxies ,we are a business so do we have the right to trade north of the border post brexit .Also if the G20 agree on tax harmonisation and that tax must be paid in the country the service is used and not the country where it is purchased will we have a tax liability in the north if we drop off there .Could become an issue for drivers working in border counties .
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I get annoyed when I have to go outside the M50 these days.
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just wondering couriers and hauliers are being told to register with revenue so whats the story with our business.
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just wondering couriers and hauliers are being told to register with revenue so whats the story with our business.
I am registered with Revenue as a sole trader.
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Private dancers for sultry rooms..........united Ireland is a cert. For the first time ever the deluded Billy-ite people of Newbuildings, Co Derry....just outside the city, have not erected their July 12th "we are the people" and "fuck the pope" banners.........
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The insurance companies were supposed to issue their clients with green cards .you cannot cross the border without it.at leat that is my understanding.it will have implications for as I go up to Carrickfergus quite a lot
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Does that already apply, DM?
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If your driving a taxi with a customer north of the line are you doing so illegally as you are carrying out business in Britain which is no longer in the Common Market .Hauliers are being told they need to have a tax number .You dont want the Queens Garda confiscating your car for tax fraud .
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When did Britain leave the Common Market?
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When did Britain leave the Common Market?
Do you really think them backward cunts have moved into the EU they are still trying to intergrate into the Common Market before they leave .
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I don't understand your point. You suggest it's currently illegal for an Irish taxi to cross the border in the course of trade because Britain is no longer in the Common Market. Prey explain?
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Well I got a fare to belfast a couple of weeks ago ,and Newry last week no problem
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There is no problem going north at the moment.this may only become a problem when the UK leave the EU.in which case you will need a green card to cross the border.this card will be issued to by your insurance company. I am a regular visitor to the north and did not have any problem crossing the border
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I don't understand your point. You suggest it's currently illegal for an Irish taxi to cross the border in the course of trade because Britain is no longer in the Common Market. Prey explain?
At present we can carry out business withour obstruction but IF Brexit happens then we are not operating in another EU member state .I read that both the UK and Irish Governments had signed an undertaking to allow trains and busses continue to operate I have heard nothing about our trade from our reps .The Hauliers assoc are advising their members of the requirement for some sort of tax mumber .if you are apprehended in the North driving without a conformation letter from your insurance that you hold valid insurance your car can be impounded .
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John is right,but this will only be the case if,and when brexit happens,and assuming its a no deal brexit
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Aaah right... when he said "If your driving a taxi with a customer north of the line are you doing so illegally as you are carrying out business in Britain which is no longer in the Common Market ." I thought he meant "If you're driving a taxi with a customer north of the line are you doing so illegally as you are carrying out business in Britain which is no longer in the Common Market."
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But Britian are STILL in the common market,he is talking present tence
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Yes, that is what confused me. When he said "Britain which is no longer in the Common Market ." I thought he meant "Britain which is no longer in the Common Market.".
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Rat im on my way to orial park to support Dundalk in tonights champions league qualifier .I love to continue this confusing conversation with you when I get back from dundalk
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I'm actually going up to Dublin this evening... sure drop in to Kyles in Coolock Village ifn you're passing... and bring the Octy fella with you.
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Rat my best mate drinks in kyles all the time,and his young fella plays music there a lot with a youngone they are called aces did ya ever hear them ?
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Rat im on my way to orial park to support Dundalk in tonights champions league qualifier .I love to continue this confusing conversation with you when I get back from dundalk
Why did ya not go to Dalymount to see Bohs get the result of the season ?
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Because I object to our club playing freindly matches right in the middle of a competitive season,not to mention the fact we were risking injury to some of our players.I made my feelings known,although im glad we made 70 k from it
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Rat my best mate drinks in kyles all the time,and his young fella plays music there a lot with a youngone they are called aces did ya ever hear them ?
I don't think so, DM. In fact I don't recall ever seeing live music in Kyles... when I was a regular twenty odd years ago I'd be there most nights Mon - Thurs, rarely at the weekend... could have been music in the public bar, I generally frequented the lounge... these days it's kinda knocked through, well behind the counter is knocked through but I don't be there that often, maybe once every month or two, usually a Wednesday. Like most bars it seems a lot quieter nowadays but it's a decent boozer, only complaint being that it closes at closing time... ifn I'm drinking local I'd be barely in the bar by closing time! I remember asking Dave Kyle if he facilitated Christenings many years ago (I was never a day drinker so had no idea what the place was like in daylight) and he says no problem once there's no Children! He wouldn't even let his own kids on the licensed premises back in those days, probably still the same.
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Well its always the saturday night they are on when they are playing,but as far as the kids on the premises is concerned,I agree with him .a public house is no place for kids.when we were playing darkie kellys,and the sunnybank inn I hated to see kids in
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Fukin hate kids in pubs....their parents seem to think it everyone else responsibility to look out for them when they're running wild.
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Fukin hate kids in pubs....their parents seem to think it everyone else responsibility to look out for them when they're running wild.
Women too.
They ruin the ambience.
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It's common now around D7 and I assume other parts of Dublin to bring your dog into the pub.I was looking at a dog in the pub a few weeks ago thinking I used to be like you when I was a kid.Dog looked bored too.
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It's common now around D7 and I assume other parts of Dublin to bring your dog into the pub.I was looking at a dog in the pub a few weeks ago thinking I used to be like you when I was a kid.Dog looked bored too.
But the Dog can lick it's nuts.
If you wanted to do the same, you'd have to bribe him with a chicken Goujon, then he'd let ya! 8)
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Your dead right,I was watching someone else with their dog wondering if I was a bad owner for leaving mine at home.
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Buy him a pint of beer,and a packet of crips and he'll be grand
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Fukin hate kids in pubs....their parents seem to think it everyone else responsibility to look out for them when they're running wild.
There's a new Restaurant opening soon in Dublin called "Peace And Quiet" kids meals start @ Euro 199.99...
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Fukin hate kids in pubs....their parents seem to think it everyone else responsibility to look out for them when they're running wild.
There's a new Restaurant opening soon in Dublin called "Peace And Quiet" kids meals start @ Euro 199.99...
Be full of rich wankers kids....even worster!!