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SteelBlue05 said:Similar to car tax is the TV licence backdated so that you need to pay for missing months?
oysterman said:Is there a presumption at law trhat every dwelling has a television all of the time?
CCOVICH said:If you can prove you didn't live there, I presume you are not liable for arrears, similar to car tax.
CCOVICH said:If you can prove you didn't live there, I presume you are not liable for arrears, similar to car tax.
micamaca said:But if you bring your portable TV down for the two week holiday, does that mean you have to bring your licence down with it in case an inspector calls? will it be valid? or will they suspect that you have the portable there all year.
Television licences for holiday homes/second homes
If your holiday home/second home contains a television, or equipment capable of receiving a television signal (i.e., satellite dish, aerial), then this household must also have a television licence. This is the case even if this is not your main residence and you already hold a licence for your main address. Failure to have a television licence where this is required can result in penalties.
Every household, business or institution in Ireland with a television or equipment capable of receiving a television signal (using an aerial, satellite dish, cable or other means) must have a television licence.
Objecting to what? The TV license scheme in general? Why SHOULD we all do likewise?Yes - but I am objecting to it all the same - as should we all.
Objecting to what? The TV license scheme in general? Why SHOULD we all do likewise?Why did you mention anything about cable and DVDs etc. at all since it's all irrelevant?
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