Where can I tax my car in Dublin?
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Where can I tax my car in Dublin?
Motor Tax Office Motor Tax is collected by Dublin City Council on behalf of the Department Transport and caters for vehicles registered in Dublin City and County. The Motor Tax Office is closed to the public and operates a postal service. There is a 5-7 day turnaround on Motor Tax postal applications.
Can I pay my motor tax in the post office?
You can renew online, by post, or in person at your local Motor Taxation Office.
Can I tax my car online 24 7?
You can tax your car online 24 hours a day, 365 days a year online. You can tax your car both online and offline. To tax your vehicle you will need one a reference number from one of the following: – Your Vehicle Log Book (V5C) which is in your name.
Can I tax my car while waiting for logbook?
Can I tax my car while waiting for my log book? Yes. If your log book (also known as a V5C) has been lost, damaged or stolen and you’re waiting for a new one to be delivered, you can still tax your car by visiting your local Post Office.
Can I tax my car without NCT?
At the moment, motor tax offices do not request NCT certificates before issuing tax discs. Customers are advised, however, that they are still obliged to have their vehicle NCT tested. Vehicles over four years old must have a valid NCT disc, which needs to be renewed every two years after.
How do I pay my motor tax?
How do I pay motor tax?
- Online on this website using the PIN we gave you in your renewal notice.
- At your local motor tax office, in person or by post, with the renewal form we have sent you.
- If you do not have a renewal form, you can get one at your local motor tax office or by clicking here.
Where can I pay my motor tax?
How do I pay motor tax?
- Online on this website using the PIN we gave you in your renewal notice.
- At your local motor tax office, in person or by post, with the renewal form we have sent you.
- If you do not have a renewal form, you can get one at your local motor tax office or by clicking here.
What do I need to tax my car at the Post Office?
Along with your vehicle document, you’ll need to bring the following:
- A valid MOT certificate (valid from the date your vehicle tax starts or the date your vehicle tax is issued, whichever is later)
- A valid Exemption Certificate (if you claim disabled vehicle tax)
What happens if I forgot to tax my car?
Even if your vehicle is stationary on the road, if you’ve forgotten to pay the tax, it could be clamped or even impounded!
Can I tax a car online if I have just bought it?
You’re still able to tax your car by checking online with the car’s registration number. The advantage of having the V5 is you’ll be able to get details about how much tax you’re likely to pay.
Can I tax car at post office without logbook?
No. You cannot tax your vehicle if you do not have a V5C logbook. You can only tax the vehicle if you are the owner, as a V5C only proves you are the registered keeper of said vehicle.
Can I tax my car at the post office in Ireland?
Can I still pay tax at the Post Office? Yes- though you’ll need your DVLA reminder (V11) or your Registration Certificate (V5C) plus a valid MOT, a (V62) is also available at any Post Office that deals with vehicle tax.
Can you tax your car online and drive it straight away?
It is no longer possible to transfer road tax from one car to another. Instead, the current owner of the vehicle can apply for a refund (see above) and the new owner has to re-tax the car. The new owner will have to tax the vehicle straight away before driving it.
