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I am going to tax my H2b soon, will 1974 bikes/cars made in 1974 be exempt anytime soon, if ever, dose anyone know?
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No.
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They won`t even be exempt either. !!
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Pre jan 74 soon
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I think next year bikes /cars manufactured on or before jan 1974 can have their respective taxation class changed to "historic vehicle" and road fund licence will be free but you still have to apply for it,..... and also apply for change of taxation class,.....you will need form v10 I believe. Thumbs Up
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That prick Brown removed the 25 year exemption in 1997 when he took over as chancellor. Probably thought everybody who had older vehicles would be rushing to pay the road tax . What the prick actually achieved was people did not tax their vehicles and on top of that being unable to use them legally they were not using any fuel , so he lost that tax and vat. Him and his cronies are lucky they don`t have to get a proper job, they`d never survive.
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He was a very clever man. Who else would have the genius to sell off the country's gold when it was at rock bottom?
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When I went to tax a 1973 bike late December 2013 for a January 1st tax disc, the "boss" at the local DVLA (a day before they nailed the doors shut) told me that although the historic tax for 1973 vehicles was "proposed' at the last budget, it would not officially come into play until sanctioned at THIS years budget :smt102
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Mitsui Spy wrote:He was a very clever man. Who else would have the genius to sell off the country's gold when it was at rock bottom?
He was so clever that he got away with stripping pensions clean from under the feet of a large percentage of the population. I reckon he was/is about as clever as he is hansom :lol:
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Mitsui Spy wrote:He was a very clever man. Who else would have the genius to sell off the country's gold when it was at rock bottom?
5 years ago even....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU_fzCpwrNc
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/ruthl ... _Mr_Brown/
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he just lied through his teeth whilst bankrupting our country.
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I like the way that grinning twat Blair baled out just when he saw the shit coming. "There you go Gordy - you can be PM now." Nice move Tony.
Oh and while I'm on the subject of c*nts I heard Cliff Richard on radio2 the other day. The presenter was asking about the Blairs staying at his villa in Bermuda(?) (where he resides to avoid paying UK tax :shock:).
He said "Well it was at the time of the Iraq war and I saw Tony on television and he just looked so tired I though it would be nice for him to teak a break in my villa." :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: The poor lamb!
Right - you squaddies go off to Iraq to get shot at.
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THIS IS A RANT AT THE GOVERNMENT, NOT THE RANK AND FILE. OK Thumbs Up
Always annoys the shit out of me that the government (whoever is in power) spend thousands on recruiting the youth of the country into the forces. These kids then think that they are the dogs danglies because they have a gun, get sent to Iraq and get killed.
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Ah but war is good for business. Well, it should be, if you claim that Country`s resources for compensation !!

What`s that ?? Blair & Brown didn`t even get that right ? Doh !!



But , hang on, has anybody noticed the creator of this thread has sneakily corrected his spelling error in the thread title ?? I didn`t even know you could do that !!!
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Neil the Don wrote:Ah but war is good for business. Well, it should be, if you claim that Country`s resources for compensation !!

What`s that ?? Blair & Brown didn`t even get that right ? Doh !!



But , hang on, has anybody noticed the creator of this thread has sneakily corrected his spelling error in the thread title ?? I didn`t even know you could do that !!!
Next you will be translating this in to Scotch!
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But , hang on, has anybody noticed the creator of this thread has sneakily corrected his spelling error in the thread title ?? I didn`t even know you could do that !!![/quote]


Who me,When,What, How, all I wanted to know if it was worth me hanging on a bit before I taxed my my bike, and look at all this lot :roll: :lol:
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I know Turk. Old lad. !!! Terrible innit ? even more embarrassing when Sam is haruanging me about language , when I'm correcting your lot on your English. Crikey. I can speak better French than English ; but some of you lot ?!! deary me :roll:
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Check out the deliberate spelling mistakes ............
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SAM wrote:
Neil the Don wrote:Ah but war is good for business. Well, it should be, if you claim that Country`s resources for compensation !!

What`s that ?? Blair & Brown didn`t even get that right ? Doh !!



But , hang on, has anybody noticed the creator of this thread has sneakily corrected his spelling error in the thread title ?? I didn`t even know you could do that !!!
Next you will be translating this in to Scotch!

Scots or Scottish please.
Scotch is for whisky or food products. Thumbs Up
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Ach Fieldsheer, I used to correct that point all the time. Along with the other usual misconceptions.

but their eyes glaze over and they don't listen or remember it from one day to the next.

It must be the lower education standards down here !!

( That's why whenever some thicko in a pub comes out with " If you don't like it in England why don't you eff off across the border? ". My usual reply is ". I'm on missionary work , and it may never finish there's so much to do !!! " ). :P
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Neil the Don wrote:Ach Fieldsheer, I used to correct that point all the time. Along with the other usual misconceptions.

but their eyes glaze over and they don't listen or remember it from one day to the next.

It must be the lower education standards down here !!

( That's why whenever some thicko in a pub comes out with " If you don't like it in England why don't you eff off across the border? ". My usual reply is ". I'm on missionary work , and it may never finish there's so much to do !!! " ). :P
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I use the term Scotch because i love the involuntary flinch it generates in our Northern cousins.

should we discuss independence?
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