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Motors FAQ>taxation and ownership documents>VRT>VRT refund on export

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  • 21-12-2005 1:12am
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    colm_mcm
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    In general, all new motor vehicles and vehicles brought into Ireland are subject to Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT) and must be registered with the Revenue Commissioners.

    The VRT export scheme was introduced in 2013 and allows for a partial VRT refund on vehicles being permanently exported from the State

    Please note:
    VRT will not be refunded if the OMSP is under €2000
    VRT will not be refunded if there was no VRT paid on the vehicle
    The vehicle must have a valid NCT
    There is a €500 administration charge, which will be deducted from the VRT amount that is repayable
    The NCTS apply a charge for each vehicle examination

    Full details on VRT Export scheme from Revenue.ie

    Revenue VRT export repayment calculator


    Related to this:
    VRT appeal procedures


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