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Brett_M5 
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Joined: 20-May-2003
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 Topic: Car Tax
Posted: 24-April-2006 at 06:45 |
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Hi All,
My tax is due at the end of this month and according to the tax form it hasn't gone up at all. I read in a paper that this was a mistake due the fact that they were printed before the budget and a lot of people are finding that they have to pay more when they get to the post office.
Can anyone shed some light on this? How much should mine be?
Cheers
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Bravo73
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Joined: 14-July-2005
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 10:10 |
Just paid mine today.
It said £170 on the form for 12 months. Had to pay £175. ('98 M3 Evo). 
B73
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coates
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Joined: 16-May-2005
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 10:29 |
mine said £93.xx on the form and i had to pay £96.xx at the counter.
xx = odd change, cant remember how much exactly.
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E30 M3 1990.
GSXR 750(K1)TRACK WEAPON.
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Brett_M5
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Joined: 20-May-2003
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 11:08 |
Yeah mine says £93.xx but It'll probably be more
Soon find out anyway.
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1999 E39 M5
1995 E36 M3 - Sold
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Madeira_Beemer
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Joined: 22-August-2005
Location: Sandbach, Cheshire
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 13:04 |
I think that's totally NOT ON!! If they have made the mistake then they should take responsibilty for it and we should pay what it says on our V11's. its like when say tesco overcharge you, they give you the money back and you can keep the product if they get the prices wrong, eg, 99p on the shelf, £1.99 at the till, etc.
Just like if you wrote a £50 cheque but put the dot in the wrong place or not at all and someone cashes it - it would be your own fault! Same applies to the Car Tax - thier error thier problem.
F****** prats!!
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lyndonbuck
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 15:15 |
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calm down dear
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Karlp
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Joined: 21-March-2004
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: 24-April-2006 at 15:30 |
 Madeira_Beemer wrote:
I think that's totally NOT ON!! If they have made the mistake then they should take responsibilty for it and we should pay what it says on our V11's. its like when say tesco overcharge you, they give you the money back and you can keep the product if they get the prices wrong, eg, 99p on the shelf, £1.99 at the till, etc.
Just like if you wrote a £50 cheque but put the dot in the wrong place or not at all and someone cashes it - it would be your own fault! Same applies to the Car Tax - thier error thier problem.
F****** prats!!
Wrong mate.
The shop does not have to sell you the item at all. They just cannot sell it at the higher price.
Also a cheque has words and numbers so you you would have to be a complete prat to get both wrong.
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Madeira_Beemer
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Joined: 22-August-2005
Location: Sandbach, Cheshire
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Posted: 25-April-2006 at 11:35 |
might not be strictly correct in what i said but u get my point!
and anyway, the disclaimer wasn't printed on the V11 about possible price changes.
(btw, i was rather irrate yesterday)
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