taxing a car

[ryanhull]

hi, what do you need to tax a car? the mrs said nothing just one paper (not the blue book, no id)

 

shes often wrong dare i say it, and my blue book is being sent from the bank yet i wanted to tax it today

 

The reason i think shes wrong surely they put in the cars blue book the new tax stamp? hence you need the blue book?

 

cheers

 

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[hkt83100]

You will need the blue book and the compulsory insurance. This insurance you can get normally at every insurance company or the LTO, too. Just ask for Paw-Raw-Baw. If your car is at least seven years old, you will in addition need a report of the Inspection of Road-worthiness.

[ThaidDown]

As said you need the compulsory insurance certificate (Por Ror Bor) and test cert if applicable but you do not have to have the blue book. Car reg number is sufficient. You will get a receipt (attached to the new tax disc.) which you should keep.

The 'Blue Book' will be updated when you eventually get a future tax with it.

 

 

 

[ryanhull]

great thanks guys, i have some kind of laminated paper saying its owned by the bank (litterally just paid it off) its a 2014 car so only 4 years old, i was confused on the blue book, everywhere says you need it except my mrs and a reply here, i was confused as we dont have that yet and if i didnt pay the car off we wouldnt have it for another year, so go buy the insurance and take the reg plus the car and its done? tx

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[Kwasaki]

4 hours ago, ryanhull said:

i have some kind of laminated paper saying its owned by the bank (literally just paid it off)

Your Mrs is right the just "one paper" is probably or usually a copy of the car book details, you get CTPL.(compulsory insurance) and then you can get the road tax disc as said. 

 

If you have paid the car off you'll get your blue book in a week or two. 

Edited September 27, 2018 by Kwasaki