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Tax exempt historic vehicle - change of keeper
ilikewatch
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in Motoring
In the next few days I may be buying a tax exempt historic car. Am I right in thinking that upon change of keeper the current "free" tax will not transfer to me, and that I will have to tax the vehicle again at nil cost?
Basically - should I treat this just the same as buying any other car, only I won't have to pay a fee for the tax?
Basically - should I treat this just the same as buying any other car, only I won't have to pay a fee for the tax?
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Yes, it is exactly the same, also, unless exempt, it needs a valid MOT on the day the tax starts.
People have been fined for not taxing vehicles with a NIL tax rate!I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
(except air quality and Medical Science
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No MOT test needed if it's built before 1960.0
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