Car Tax - HELP!!!!?

Flowery

Too late really! Youve forgotton your insurance certificate - what do u mean, where is it?!!

Joel P

I think you may have 2 weeks before you get automatically fined.
It may be less though. But you should be ok going tomorow.

STEVE S

its ok i think they give a little leeway with it

minotaur

It's not ideal but you can do it tomorrow if you have eveything. Quickest and easiest way to doit nowadays is online - very simple and quick - just need a few days to allow for postage.

splandastic

Your should be fine 2 tax it tomorrow, however, legally you should not drive it on a public road without tax, even if you are driving to the post office to get it you should still not.

dynovw

Where are you from??? Your taxes should have been paid upon getting your car or when you got your registration.

Steve W

you have 14 days... mine is up today too...

spiko

you a have a few weeks grace any way, but do it quick. DVLA know when your tax disc runs out. I've left it for a week once (forgot). Don't worry do it tomorrow it will be OK. If you can park the car off road.

caroline1409f1

You can tax it tomorrow but SHOULDN'T drive the car until you have your new tax disc. Without tax the insurance and MOT (if it has an MOT) are invalid so it will be illegal. You can do the tax online - don't know but perhaps you don't need the insurance information - or, if you do, perhaps you can ring your insurers and get the details over the phone. Good luck.

you have an unofficial 14 days grace before getting fined

dunc

Nope it can be back dated upto 1 month. I was 2 months overdue once and i was told that they can only backdate for 1 month. I had to contact the dvla and send them a check for the other month. I didnt get a fine

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DEMON

yeah you will be fine, just do it asap when you have all your documents

oadbywonder

do it on line at dvla, they will know if its moted/insured, and it saves you Qin at the post office, you get your disc in about 5 days

voodoobluesman

try it online or it's ok to wait until tomorrow.

scragette2000

Yeah it doesnt start till tomo anyway

assassin

do it as soon as you can, you can tax the car on line

S19SER

you will be ok to tax it tomorrow as long as you do it first thing and dont get caught driving your car without the new tax disc. for future refernce remember you can now tax you car online on www.direct.gov.co.uk/taxdisc and you do not need you MOT & Insurance to tax it online. mind straight to post office first thing tomorrow and remember your insurance document. good luck

jacg

You will be ok if you tax it tomorrow if you do it straight away. The trouble is a lot of police cars are now fitted with an ANPR system which lets them know if there is an uninsured car in the vicinity of their police car, amongst other things, so the sooner it's sorted, the better it is for you.

cheaper_bills

Contrary to popular belief, you do NOT have 14 days in which to retax your car. If it expires 31/10/2006, then it is no longer valid after this date.
However, unless there is a 'zero tolerance' - type purge on motorists in your area, you will be OK. You won't find any Policeman or Traffic Warden issuing you with a CLE2/6 for a fortnight or so.

ojay

Tricky one..... Yes you could buy it tomorrow, but make sure your car is on a drive way and off the road from midnight tonight, as the police do random checks around roads and streets at the end of every month to catch road tax dodgers.... There use to be a 7 day grace but am sure that it not longer exists. Just make sure it is off the road, ask family or a friend who has a drive to see if you could put it there over night, if you don't have a drive yourself

The brainteaser

all is ok, you can tax it tomorrow

babs

ive had my car off the road as it needed a few jobs done,i went to tax it and the post-office people tell me they carnt tax it and that i should of done a sorn in?i didnt know,whot can i do????? plse help...

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