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Will VRT change my new car price in 2021?
We ordered a new car before the 2021 budget and paid a deposit. Even though the car won't be delivered until January 2021, I presume the new VRT rates will not change the price we agreed with the dealer?
J Fowler (Kildare)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
VRT on a car with 109g/km in 2021?
What will the VRT be on a car with 109g/km of CO2 in 2021? At the moment it is 16 per cent of OMSP.
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Dermot from Cork
Dermot Hedigan (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
VRT for 211 BMW X3 xDrive20d?
What is the VRT rate for a 211 BMW X3 xLine xDrive20d? Let's say if I put in a factory order now and the car arrives in the middle of January, will I be charged under the new VRT rate?
John Z (Dublin)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Can I pay a portion of the VRT?
Hi there,
In July I imported a 2019-reg car and was exempt paying VRT on it due to transferring residence back to Ireland. If I sell the car within one year I must pay the VRT - is the VRT due calculated on a set 12 months or whatever period less 12 months (i.e. so in November say nine months VRT)?
Joe
Joe Freeley (Mayo)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Will Budget 2021 reduce Tesla Model 3 price?
Will the budget VRT reduce the price of the Model 3 Tesla?
Bill O Riordan (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
A few questions about calculating VRT...
Hi there,
I have another question on VRT. Well actually a few questions! If you import a car from the UK in the last week of December 2020 and you have a VRT appointment in January 2021, will you be paying VRT (and possibly customs, VAT etc.) at the 2021 rate or will you still be calculated on the 2020 VRT rate?
If they change the VRT bands in the October budget will they be implemented straight away or do they wait until Jan 2021, usually?
I have looked at the Glasss guide in the UK for the vehicle that I am importing but there are no equivalents in the Irish market. Is there a way to get valuations for Irish equivalents or get my hands on the Car Sales Guide (ROI) as per the VRT request form?
Thank you in advance for any help on this matter.
David Hickey (Limerick)
Sep 2020 Filed under: VRT
VRT and tax on imported Toyota Hilux?
Hi,
I am relocating to Ireland (Co Cork) and I have purchased a Toyota Hilux pick up truck, but I am confused as to the rates of VRT. I will be starting a dog kennels business and using the truck for the business. Do I qualify for the €333 tax or is it something different? Car is a 67 plate bought in the UK, VAT paid, 2.2-litre automatic with 21,000 miles on the clock.
I really appreciate your help as it is very confusing on the Revenue website.
Many thanks
Mark
Mark Hartin (Basingstoke)
Sep 2020 Filed under: VRT
NOx emissions for a 1997 Mercedes SL?
I'm thinking of importing a 1997 Mercedes SL 320; how do I find the NOx emission level, as this model is not on the Revenue VRT website.
Thanks
Patrick
Patrick McCaughey (DUBLIN)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
How much VRT on a 2014 Transporter?
Hi,
I would like to buy a Volkswagen Transporter in the UK. Long wheelbase, 2014, 230k miles. I would like to know the VRT I would need to pay for this in Ireland but the Revenue system does not list this very common vehicle.
Any assistance appreciated.
Aidan Raftery (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Can I avoid a late VRT payment fee?
Hi there,
I recently bought a new car at a British auction without V5c. Had to send a V62 form and pay £25 for new logbook. Due to COVID it has taken DVLA longer than usual to reissue the logbook. If I present the proof such as the date the last logbook has been issued, will I avoid paying late VRT payment?
Anna Krawczyk (Athlone)
Sep 2020 Filed under: VRT
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