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diydad2002 | 23:27 Tue 03rd Mar 2009 | Law
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Is their a defence for not having car tax?
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Avatar Image chrissa1
No THERE isn't, not if you've got a car and drive it on the road.
23:30 Tue 03rd Mar 2009
Avatar Image sara3
no
23:31 Tue 03rd Mar 2009
Avatar Image dot.hawkes
yes, the car was made 50 years ago and you don't need a road fund licence for it
00:13 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image kempie
Historically exempted vehicles do require a road fund licence, the difference being it is nil rated.

The only defence for no tax is SORN.
00:22 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image Panic Button
Not having a car?
00:25 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image tamborine
Change of ownership & requiring MOT.
08:51 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image sandmaster
tamborine is right - but if you are driving to a MOT centre for a test, and you have no road tax, the test must be pre booked. And you must have insurance.
10:24 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image PaulSabin
What about driving home from the MOT test?
22:32 Wed 04th Mar 2009
Avatar Image Mr Veritas
Tell the court that your name is Richard Cranium,that should get their attention! LOL
23:43 Wed 04th Mar 2009

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