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Help from a trader getting tax please


jackso11

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Can anyone on here help me out...

 

I am selling a mazda mx-3 that I have been working on (mums old car) and have had it MOT'ed to help the sale, however as it has been off the road for a while it has been sorn and not insured. I have had offers from people to buy it but getting it from my mums house to the buyer is proving difficult due to it not having any tax. I can get a days insurance to drive it, but can't get tax with that and don't want to insure it for a year just to get tax as I am only looking to get £800 for it!

 

Can anyone on here who is a trader get tax using their trader insurance for me? Then I can insure it for a day and drive it to whoever buys it.

 

Help please :)

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apparently not. I have had 4 offers and accepted, people keep asking me to tax it ready for when they collect which I can't do unless I insure it. I have offered to tax it if thex insure it and fax/scan the insurance so they can pick it up.....apparently thats not good enough.

One person wanted me to drive it them, which I am happy to do....but can't without tax. I can get a days insurance but can't get tax with that.

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You can still get 6 months tax you know... then stick £50 on the price. Then cancel the insurance once sold.

 

As said if you go to the Post office with your one day insurance certificate on that same day you can tax it...but as you say its whether the buyer wants to pay for tax...

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If you cant get it at one post office then try another one,

 

When i was home for xmas leave my Veccy ran out of tax and i tried to tax it with my German insurance, The one post office wasnt having it cause with Germany insurance you dont get a certificate so i shouted at them a bit and moved on to the next post office who didnt even really check and give me the tax no problem :D

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If you insure it for a year, there is a cooling off period as there is with anything, I think it is 12 or 14 days, in that time the insurance company HAS to return your premium in full, my broker told me that!!!!

Or get it transported!!!

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