Motor Taxation F.A.Q.s
New cars registered between 1-1-2008 and 30-6-2008 will have their motor tax charged on the basis of the existing engine size (c.c). However, a low CO2 emitting new car registered between 1-1-2008 and 30-6-2008 will have its motor tax switched to the lower CO2 based rate on first renewal of tax, after 1-7-2008. Motor tax rates are graduated, as one moves up the CO2 bands, as follows:
Cars registered before 2008 (i.e.) cars in the current motor tax system before 2008) will continue to be taxed under the existing system related to engine size (cc).
From July 2008 there will be two separate tax systems for cars. Cars under the current motor tax system will continue to be taxed based on engine size (cc). New cars registered from 2008 will be taxed based on CO2 emissions level. New low CO2 emitting cars purchased in the first six months of 2008 will be switched to the CO2 system on first renewal of motor tax after July 1st 2008.
You need the following:
When the vehicle has been taxed for the first time, a Vehicle Registration Certificate will then be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
Note: The vehicle is due to be taxed from the first day of the month of it's registration with the Revenue Commissioners.
You need the following:
You need the following:
In certain circumstances, either a Certificate of Roadworthiness, weight docket, or a goods declaration form may also need to be included with the application.
When the vehicle has been taxed for the first time, a Vehicle Registration Certificate will then be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
Small Public Service Vehicle Licences are categorised as Hackneys, Limousines, Taxis and Wheelchair Accessible Taxis. In each case the documentation for taxation is the same.
You need the following:
You need the following:
When the vehicle has been taxed for the first time, a Vehicle Registration Certificate will then be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
You need the following :
The Vehicle Registration Unit,
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
Shannon,
Co.Clare
Details of the Change of Ownership will be updated by the Vehicle Registration Unit. The new owner will then receive a Vehicle Registration Certificate in their own name in due course.
You need the following :
The Vehicle Registration Unit,
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government
Shannon Town Centre,
Co.Clare
The Vehicle Registration Unit will temporarily transfer ownership of the vehicle to the Dealer until such time as the vehicle is sold on by them. In such circumstances the Dealer is not categorised as being a registered owner.
When the vehicle is sold on by the dealer, the Vehicle Licensing Certifcate or Vehicle Registration Certificate (where applicable) must be signed by the new owner and sent to the Vehicle Registration Unit (address above). The new owner will then receive a replacement Vehicle Registration Certificate in their own name in due course.
You need the following:
When the vehicle has been taxed for the first time, a Vehicle Registration Certificate will then be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
You need the following:
When the vehicle has been taxed for the first time, a Vehicle Registration Certificate will then be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
A Certificate of Roadworthiness is required for certain vehicles namely:
Note : If you do not have a current Certificate of Roadworthiness for a vehicle that would be included in any of the four categories listed above, you cannot tax the vehicle. You must have the vehicle tested by an Authorised Tester. A list of Authorised Testers in the Waterford area is available from your Motor Taxation Office.
If you hold a Vehicle Licensing Certificate or a Vehicle Registration Certificate for your vehicle, you should enter the details of your new name and/or address on the reverse side of this document and send it to :
The Vehicle Registration Unit,
Department of the Environment, Heritage & Local Government,
Shannon Town Centre,
Co. Clare
Your new details will be updated and the replacement Vehicle Registration Certificate will be sent to you outlining the changes in due course.
If you hold a Registration (Log) Book for your vehicle you must send it to your local Motor Taxation Office together with a note detailing the change of name and/or address. Your details will then be updated and the Registration (Log) Book will be returned to you.
Note : In the case of a change of name, one of the following must also be submitted:
1) Marraige Certificate - if change of name is by marraige.
2) Birth certificate - if you are reverting to your maiden name.
3) Solicitor's Letter - if you are changing your name by deed poll.
You need the following :
For vehicles with Registration (Log) Books, the new details will be updated on this document by the Motor Taxation Office and returned to the owner. In all other cases an updated Vehicle Registration Certificate will be issued to the owner by the Vehicle Registration Unit in due course.
To apply for an N.C.T., contact the National Car Testing Service by any of the following means :
In writing to :
The Customer Services Department,
National Car Testing Service (NCTS),
Lakedrive 3026 ,
Citywest Business Campus,
Naas Road,
Dublin 24.
Telephone LoCall : 1890 412 413 (0800 - 2000 Mon - Thurs, 0800 - 1800 Fri)
Fax : 01 413 5982
E-mail : booking@ncts.ie
You need the following :
The current replacement fees are as follows :
Registration (Log) Book €12
Vehicle Licensing or Registration Certificate €12
Tax Disc €6
Certificate of Roadworthiness (light) €3
Certificate of Roadworthiness (heavy) €7
National Car Test (NCT) Certificate €12.70
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