Well, who would have thought it? 
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Campbell Brodie-
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Mcqueen-
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Well i cant say much but there are ways to avoid it when changing owners,
say you sell mid way through a month, you lose 2 weeks and the new owner has to tax it for 2 weeks so there should be an increase, but most people choose to date it at the end of a month, buyer wins and the seller dont give a flying, So i have heard
say you sell mid way through a month, you lose 2 weeks and the new owner has to tax it for 2 weeks so there should be an increase, but most people choose to date it at the end of a month, buyer wins and the seller dont give a flying, So i have heard
3rdforum-
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If you buy a car in the UK, you have to tax it?? That means its the person who is taxed not the vehicle surely? Here, you can but a vehicle and depending on when the previous owner taxed it, you might get up to 11 months without having to renew ( 11 months very rarely happens but I've bought cars before with 4 or 5 months still to run on them )
Mcqueen-
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Not here, some smart arse put us on a new system, as soon as change of owner go's to DVLA the tax on it go's back to previous owner, then the new owner has to tax it from when he bought it, Thieves