Taxi Brexit

[john m]

Big Dommos First X wifes sisters next door neighbour buys crap on the internet from the UK .Revenue say she will now have to pay import duty and Vat if the Brits go Rogue on Halloween .Will Paggo the Pocket decide that imported cars now need to be pay import duty as well as vat and VRT on British Imports as they no longer have any free trade with the EU .Jap imports should not be effected as they have trade deals with the EU but the Brits will not after Halloween .In short should drivers thinking of importing get it done and the VRT paid before Halloween just in case .

[mercenary for hire]

The currency fluctuations are a factor but yer right I think Uk car imports are gonna get more expensive.Apparently it's difficult to get a speedy appointment for a VRT assessment.They're very busy.

Was looking over on Boardzzz and they're saying 10% import duty plus 23% vat.Sounds pricey.

[john m]

The currency fluctuations are a factor but yer right I think Uk car imports are gonna get more expensive.Apparently it's difficult to get a speedy appointment for a VRT assessment.They're very busy.

Was looking over on Boardzzz and they're saying 10% import duty plus 23% vat.Sounds pricey.

Could also be VAT as the UK are not a EU member state so VAT has not been paid in a Member State .

[john m]

Revenue is aware that the UK Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has withdrawn the Certificate of Permanent Export from circulation. This was an alternative to the standard V5 registration certificate for the purposes of re-registering a vehicle in the State. From now on the UK authorities will only be issuing V5 certificates to persons resident in the UK.

Customers are reminded that foreign registration documentation is required when presenting a used vehicle for registration in the State. Furthermore customers are reminded that the vehicle must be accompanied by this documentation. Vehicles presented without all the correct documentation will be refused registration.

It should be noted Revenue will continue to accept a Certificate of Permanent Export where it is presented.

[stonethecrows]

Revenue is aware that the UK Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has withdrawn the Certificate of Permanent Export from circulation. This was an alternative to the standard V5 registration certificate for the purposes of re-registering a vehicle in the State. From now on the UK authorities will only be issuing V5 certificates to persons resident in the UK.

Customers are reminded that foreign registration documentation is required when presenting a used vehicle for registration in the State. Furthermore customers are reminded that the vehicle must be accompanied by this documentation. Vehicles presented without all the correct documentation will be refused registration.

It should be noted Revenue will continue to accept a Certificate of Permanent Export where it is presented.

Looks like its too late to buy a car in the North/UK so

[john m]

I rang a fella In revenue he thinks the story will be .If you owned the car in the Uk for a certain time then you can bring it in and pay VRT only but if you go to the UK to buy then it will be considered as just a simple import and duty and  taxes applicable to the value will be imposed  will apply .He said he dosent know what the rate will be .

[The Liffey Lip]

  Still convinced the Brits are pulling out?

[john m]

Still convinced the Brits are pulling out?

YES .Street Violence will guarentee it .

[The Liffey Lip]

Watch them fold at the first attack, John....most John Bull types are obese alcoholics slurping Super Tennents and eating Iceland pre-cooked brekkies before they're 25....

[Cool Boola]

Man told me he got a taxi last week to Brexit...but it was closed??

[stonethecrows]

Man told me he got a taxi last week to Brexit...but it was closed??

Where is it ? , Is it a new pub or a restaurant ?

[Cool Boola]

Dunno ...he couldn't find it

[The Liffey Lip]

Monty Python.......eat your heart out.