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If your vehicle has a valid vehicle test certificate you can tax your vehicle as normal. If your vehicle's MOT has expired and the vehicle is now exempt from testing, you must complete the right form required for your vehicle type and present it at a Post Office when applying for road tax to confirm MOT Exemption.

Yes, you can tax your car if you are waiting for a V5C logbook (or if your logbook has been lost or stolen) by visiting your local Post Office branch.

Just pop into your nearest participating Post Office. Vehicle documents. You'll need one of the following: ... Other documents. Along with your vehicle document, you'll need to bring the following: ... If you live in Northern Ireland, you'll also need valid paper copy of either your current. ... Payment.

For the first time, you can tax (opens in new tab) your vehicle or make a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) (opens in new tab) online if you're a Northern Ireland customer.

You can usually use a vehicle with foreign number plates without registering or taxing it in the UK if all of the following apply: you're visiting and do not plan to live here. the vehicle is registered and taxed in its home country.

If you're wondering where a vehicle was registered, then there is a way to find out. The first port of call should be to the DVLA. When contacting the DVLA you will be able to find out registration details or your own vehicle.

Registering an imported vehicle tell HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC ) you imported the vehicle and get confirmation that your NOVA application is processed. pay VAT and duty if HMRC tells you to. get proof of vehicle approval.

Register a new vehicle The dealer will usually register a brand new vehicle for you. If they do, you'll get a vehicle log book (V5C) after 4 weeks. If the dealer will not do it, you can register the vehicle yourself. Contact DVLA if the new V5C has not arrived after 4 weeks.

payment for the vehicle tax. the new registration fee of £55, if you have to pay it. a current MOT certificate, if the vehicle is over 3 years old (over 4 years old in Northern Ireland) a certificate of newness (or declaration of newness for imported vehicles), if the vehicle is new.

There is a single fee of £55 to register and tax a vehicle for the first time with DVLA. Payment methods include a cheque or postal order.

Register a new vehicle The dealer will usually register a brand new vehicle for you. If they do, you'll get a vehicle log book (V5C) after 4 weeks. If the dealer will not do it, you can register the vehicle yourself. Contact DVLA if the new V5C has not arrived after 4 weeks.

Apply online. At motortax.ie, you can tax a new vehicle or renew your motor tax online.

If your vehicle has a valid vehicle test certificate you can tax your vehicle as normal. If your vehicle's MOT has expired and the vehicle is now exempt from testing, you must complete the right form required for your vehicle type and present it at a Post Office when applying for road tax to confirm MOT Exemption.

Yes, you can tax your car if you are waiting for a V5C logbook (or if your logbook has been lost or stolen) by visiting your local Post Office branch.

Just pop into your nearest participating Post Office. Vehicle documents. You'll need one of the following: ... Other documents. Along with your vehicle document, you'll need to bring the following: ... If you live in Northern Ireland, you'll also need valid paper copy of either your current. ... Payment.

For the first time, you can tax (opens in new tab) your vehicle or make a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) (opens in new tab) online if you're a Northern Ireland customer.

You can usually use a vehicle with foreign number plates without registering or taxing it in the UK if all of the following apply: you're visiting and do not plan to live here. the vehicle is registered and taxed in its home country.

If you're wondering where a vehicle was registered, then there is a way to find out. The first port of call should be to the DVLA. When contacting the DVLA you will be able to find out registration details or your own vehicle.

Registering an imported vehicle tell HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC ) you imported the vehicle and get confirmation that your NOVA application is processed. pay VAT and duty if HMRC tells you to. get proof of vehicle approval.

Register a new vehicle The dealer will usually register a brand new vehicle for you. If they do, you'll get a vehicle log book (V5C) after 4 weeks. If the dealer will not do it, you can register the vehicle yourself. Contact DVLA if the new V5C has not arrived after 4 weeks.

payment for the vehicle tax. the new registration fee of £55, if you have to pay it. a current MOT certificate, if the vehicle is over 3 years old (over 4 years old in Northern Ireland) a certificate of newness (or declaration of newness for imported vehicles), if the vehicle is new.

There is a single fee of £55 to register and tax a vehicle for the first time with DVLA. Payment methods include a cheque or postal order.

Register a new vehicle The dealer will usually register a brand new vehicle for you. If they do, you'll get a vehicle log book (V5C) after 4 weeks. If the dealer will not do it, you can register the vehicle yourself. Contact DVLA if the new V5C has not arrived after 4 weeks.

Apply online. At motortax.ie, you can tax a new vehicle or renew your motor tax online.