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Failure to do so will result in them paying the tax for the period when the car was off the road, with interest of up to 10pc, plus another three months' tax. ... Motorists must make a "non-use declaration" between three and 12 months before their car is taken off the road.

You do not need to make a SORN if you've been sent a V11 reminder letter for a vehicle you've already sold. ... You must insure and tax your vehicle if you do not have a SORN. If you do not, you'll automatically be fined £80 for not having a SORN. There's also a fine for having an uninsured vehicle.

Refunds of motor tax Your application for a refund should be made directly to your local Motor Tax Office on Form RF120 (pdf). You can claim a refund of motor tax if: The vehicle has been scrapped, destroyed or sent permanently out of the State. The vehicle has been stolen and has not been recovered by the owner.

When you sell your scrap or used car, if there's still some road tax left on your car, after you've notified DVLA, they will refund any complete months that remain.

Penalties for non SORN There are serious penalties if your vehicle is off road and you do not declare it with a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN). A Late Licensing Penalty (LLP) letter is issued automatically. ... Vehicle may be clamped. Using or keeping an untaxed vehicle on a public road with a SORN in force.

If you own a vehicle but no longer want to drive or park it on a public road, you must legally declare it 'off road' with a Statutory Off Road Notification, or SORN. Failure to SORN a vehicle with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), could result in a fine and other penalties for being uninsured or untaxed.

What happens to your road tax when you sell your car. Under the new rules, any remaining road tax will not transfer to the new owner with the vehicle. The seller will receive a road tax refund on any tax remaining on the vehicle, while the buyer has to pay to re-tax the car.

You can claim a tax refund by filling in form P50. Send this to HMRC with parts 2 and 3 of your P45. Contact HMRC (0300 200 3300) before filling in the form and they will tell you what other information you need to provide.

Complete the RF150 Form and submit it to your local motor tax office. The form is available from your local motor tax office, Garda Station, Library or Citizens Information Centre.

If you've already paid vehicle tax in advance, you'll automatically be refunded for every full calendar month your car is off the road. You should receive this within six weeks of declaring the vehicle SORN.

Another way you can declare your vehicle off the road is on the motor tax online website https://www.motarviews.ie/ORD/login. If you use the online method, you will need the PIN given to you from your last tax renewal notice. The vehicle must currently be taxed before you can declare it off the road.

Refunds of motor tax Your application for a refund should be made directly to your local Motor Tax Office on Form RF120 (pdf). You can claim a refund of motor tax if: The vehicle has been scrapped, destroyed or sent permanently out of the State. The vehicle has been stolen and has not been recovered by the owner.