happy new year lads hope its a good 1 and all goes well for us all including our skylines .as you all know mines an english reg one bought an 200sx at the weekend and was checking the vrt on it then i checked the gtr couldnt believe it . it dropped from over 4k to 2200 maby some of you thinking of buying one mite like to know this
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Ared those prices from the VRT website?
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Wright can anyone tell me why the vrt if the car was registered in the UK is 1445 euro more than if the car was registered in japan first the book value on the ros site between japanese reg-ed cars and UK reg cars is crazy my book value if i put first reg ed in the UK is 9955 and if from japan 6640euro some ting not wright there
Wright can anyone tell me why the vrt if the car was registered in the UK is 1445 euro more than if the car was registered in japan first the book value on the ros site between japanese reg-ed cars and UK reg cars is crazy my book value if i put first reg ed in the UK is 9955 and if from japan 6640euro some ting not wright there
ye just done that ter bud the ters 1200 in the the differene thats a joke i done my 95 gtr again and it came back 2200 im putting mine in as 1st reg in japan even though its english reg but its on the tax book when it went into england check your tax book are you sure it was sold new in england ye
Most skylines in both ireland and uk are grey imports.
It doesnt matter if your car has a uk reg or not, if it was origionally imported from japan it will go through the vrt system as jap.
Check your UK V5 form, it should state on it if the car was ever imported to the uk, which it probably was, if it was you'll have to pay the vrt jap rate, if it says it hasnt been imported you'll be hit for the uk rate.
It doesnt matter if your car has a uk reg or not, if it was origionally imported from japan it will go through the vrt system as jap.
Check your UK V5 form, it should state on it if the car was ever imported to the uk, which it probably was, if it was you'll have to pay the vrt jap rate, if it says it hasnt been imported you'll be hit for the uk rate.
Your sound so, it'll be charged at the jap rate:bigthumb:
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Hi john. You only have to pay vat if it is under 1year old or has less than 6000 on the clock.
I payed €4255.00 4 years ago.
durthy robbin basturds.From inside the EU its only VRT and shipping. So from the uk its buy, vrt, drive!
From out the eu(japan) its alot more expensive.
You'll have to pay;
Price of car plus shipping;
10% EU duty on the above as it enters the eu
In ireland then you have to pay 21.5% VAT on all of the above(they actually charge you VAT even on the EU tax you've already paid, paying tax on tax....only in ireland
)Then you've to pay some coustoms clarence fee's
After that its VRT. Simple:bigthumb:
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If ur bringing one in from Japan ul pay 10% import tax on ur bill
Den after paying that, they will add it to your bill and charge u vat on that,
Finally for the tripple whammy wen they tell u to pay vrt!!
Tripple tax and technically illegal in the EU, if only i had the money id fight it in court!
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