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i havent got tax now on my car run out today-will i be safe tomorow or will I get fined. Do you get a days grace?? panicking, cant get to post office!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The 14 days works the other way in that you can apply for a new tax disc in the two weeks leading up to the end of the month.
lbrown24 - The cut off date for historic vehicle exemption is 1st January 1973 - anything registered after that is liable. Qualifying vehicles still carry a tax disc at zero rate to signify that they're taxed and MOTed.
lbrown24 - The cut off date for historic vehicle exemption is 1st January 1973 - anything registered after that is liable. Qualifying vehicles still carry a tax disc at zero rate to signify that they're taxed and MOTed.
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I very rarely remember to do mine in time and quite often am about a week late in getting it renewed. To date I have never been fine or had a warning letter or anything.
If you get to your one of the post offices which offer this service, you can get it taxed up to two weeks late (they told me this is how long they hold the tax discs) and you shouldnt have any problem.
I very rarely remember to do mine in time and quite often am about a week late in getting it renewed. To date I have never been fine or had a warning letter or anything.
If you get to your one of the post offices which offer this service, you can get it taxed up to two weeks late (they told me this is how long they hold the tax discs) and you shouldnt have any problem.
As Norman points out there is no such thing as 14 days grace. but, if you are a few days late then that should not be a problem as the fines are not sent out immediately.
However, remember that a parking wrden or the police can issue a fixed penalty if they spot your car without an up to date tax disc.
However, remember that a parking wrden or the police can issue a fixed penalty if they spot your car without an up to date tax disc.