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changing plates

benjamin999 · 2011-06-01 20:24:25

well was thinkin of buying a jeep its commercial. the only problem its on english plates. does anyone have any past experience of this. who do i call and hw much is it two change from english plates to irish plates. :confused: :o

01-06-2011 9:24pm

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benjamin999

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well

was thinkin of buying a jeep its commercial. the only problem its on english plates. does anyone have any past experience of this. who do i call and hw much is it two change from english plates to irish plates.

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#2 01-06-2011 10:27pm

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Phone revenue, customs section I think. You'll get a no for them in the middle of a phone book. Good luck. I think vrt went up this yr for new vehicles, from a flat rate of 50e to % of the value, I don't know whats the story with 2nd hand commercial vehicles.

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#3 01-06-2011 11:46pm

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www.vrt.ie there is a calculator on there to work out what you should pay.... commercial used to be a one-off 50 euro agricultural vehicles still are.. mainstream vehicles are worked out on Open Market Selling Value in this country... its all on there anyway. Yours will be either Category B Under 3.5 tonne or Category C .. will give you contact details of local one to you to call. good luck with it

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