And this is one teacher who'll sign the declaration that it's being used in the course of work.
I thought I heard something about this recently from Noel Dempsey....I'll look it up and post details if I can find them. The only danger is that the current Govt could well try and introduce it in addition to the existing motor tax system.On the issue of the motor tax, again I don't see why motor tax cannot be collected at the petrol pumps. The more you drive, the more you pay.
Can anyone let me know is there any truth in the rumor that in future in order to tax a commercial vehicle that one would need a VAT number...?
Its completely unenforceable
Question away like mad ... I don't have to justify it for you.
Bottom line ... I use a commercial vehicle in the course of my work and I'll sign the declaration when it comes my way and I'll be happy to take my chances with it and if I end up having my day in court I'll make my case there.
(and who says running a school isn't a business? It's certainly not a hobby.)
Question away like mad ... I don't have to justify it for you.
Bottom line ... I use a commercial vehicle in the course of my work and I'll sign the declaration when it comes my way and I'll be happy to take my chances with it and if I end up having my day in court I'll make my case there.
(and who says running a school isn't a business? It's certainly not a hobby.)
I think Gormley has missed the boat on this. Hasn't most self employed builders gone out of business.
I would think this is entirely his point.
Previously self-employed builders are still driving commercial vehicles and availing of the low commercial motor tax rate but they are not using the vehicles for any work at all. So therefore they should have to pay normal motor tax rates like the rest of us.
Just add it to the list of virtually unenforceable laws that we have.
I thought I heard something about this recently from Noel Dempsey....I'll look it up and post details if I can find them. The only danger is that the current Govt could well try and introduce it in addition to the existing motor tax system.
PS. JohnOB, you are evading not avoiding tax as you are not a business owner, which is against the law (in my opinion your some role model).
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