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VRT on MPV converted to camper?
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying a 15-year-old second hand MPV with a wheelchair ramp for converting to a camper. It is J1 "A" VRT vehicle category and M1 EU classification. Will there be VRT payable on the conversion or is it ok if already classified as J1"A"?
Thanks for any advice you can give
Kay
Kay Mitchels (Cork)
Jun 2019 Filed under: VRT
Help me out with some import answers...
Hi,
I'm currently living in London. I've bought a passenger vehicle to beat the VRT when I return to Ireland. It's registered to me, but the wife will be taking it when we get back to Ireland. I plan to buy a Land Rover Discovery Commercial. Will I get away with €200 VRT (as it's an N1 category vehicle) when I return and re-register it, as I plan to use it as a private van? I don't really need the space but could do with a 4x4 for helping out on the farm at home, hence why I'm thinking a commercial would be cheaper.
Thanks a million.
#ConfusedPaddy
Rob Hoban (London)
May 2019 Filed under: VRT
How much VRT on an imported VW T-Roc?
Hi there,
I am looking to buy a VW T Roc in the UK for £20,000. It is registered in 2019 so wouldn’t have to pay VAT in the UK or here, but wondering what I would have to pay in VRT? It is 1.6 TDI.
Thanks.
Richard O H (Kk)
Mar 2019 Filed under: VRT
VRT on a 2004 Bentley GT?
Hi, I am looking at a Bentley GT 2004 circa £20 stg. Possible VRT?
K
K Walsh (Limerick)
Feb 2019 Filed under: VRT
How much VRT on a new Hyundai Kona?
Hi,
We want to buy a new Hyundai Kona, the fully electric version, in Northern Ireland and import it then to the Republic of Ireland. We would buy through the company of my boyfriend to benefit from BIK reductions. I read that we could get a maximum of €5,000 of VRT relief when registered before 31 December 2021. The VRT calculator on Revenue's homepage is unfortunately not working for electric cars. Can you give an indication on how much VRT we would roughly need to pay?
Felicitas Schmelz (Cork City)
Feb 2019 Filed under: VRT
VRT and tax implications for imported Kombi?
Hi,
I am a teacher as well as part-time farmer. I am looking at changing my car and buying a Volkswagen Transporter Kombi to access outfarm, feedstuff etc. I am looking at sourcing in the UK, but not sure of VRT and then taxing the van. It would be used for farm as we have another family car. The van would be 2016 approx €25,000 euro. Can you advise to VRT rates and tax implications?
James McLoughlin (Sligo)
Jan 2019 Filed under: VRT
How much VRT on this VW Transporter?
How much would it cost to clear a 2014 Volkswagen Transporter Kombi with 180hp, 65000 miles and a DSG transmission?
Darren Reynolds (Ballymote)
Feb 2019 Filed under: VRT
Explain how VRT works on extras...
Can you explain how VRT is calculated on optional extras on an imported car? I understand there is a sliding scale depending on age of car. For example what is the additional VRT on a 2017 BMW 520 with €10,000 extras?
William Neale (Dublin)
Jan 2019 Filed under: VRT
How much VRT on an imported Maserati?
I'm looking to import a 2007 Maserati GranTurismo with 56,000 miles on the clock and paying £24,000 sterling; any idea how much VRT would be?
Dave, Dublin
Dave New (Dublin)
Nov 2018 Filed under: VRT
Do I need to pay VRT on a 2018 model?
Hi,
I wish to import a UK car into Ireland. It's a 2018 model, but over six months old - do I have to pay VRT?
KEVIN SHORTT (DUBLIN)
Oct 2018 Filed under: VRT
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