NSW Caravan Registration

dazren posted:

Same here in vic our 19' lotus $38.00, BUT TAXES ARE TAXES ??? In Vic just have a look at how much we pay on stamp duty when you buy a house ??? i think it is the highest of any state!! the state goverments all have a budget of income to achieve, they will all rip you off on one product or the other, So you can be sure, if they drop the caravan tax in NSW to the same as Vic, then they are going to tax something else, to recoup that money .dazren

mbw650 posted:

I have paid my taxes since starting work at 15, it's unfortunate that my boss of 10 years has just skipped the country for a south pacific tax haven along with all staff entitlements I nominate him to make up the budget shortfall.

Member - Gordon T (NSW) posted:

Bet he didn't take his wife or pay the power bill before he left?

Member - DAZA (QLD) posted:

G/Day Athol

We paid $120 rego for the Lotus in July on the Gold Coast.

Athol W posted:

Renewal arrived today, $168.05 for 12 months or $92.65 for 6 months on Queenslands fabulous Gold Coast, renewal due mid December.
Last year $162.20, van ATM 2480kg

Member - DAZA (QLD) posted:

Qld Dept of Transport must have stuffed up with ours.

The dealer registered it when we purchased it in 2010.

We payed the rego for the first time in july this year.

On our compliance plate states that the Tare is 2192kg and the ATM is 3000kg

I'm not going to argue about that.

Cheers

Member - Toyocrusa (NSW) posted:

I purchased a 22ft van from SA last year. It was 5mths old and the 1st years rego was $80. Brought it back to NSW and it cost $470 here. Can't wait to become a pensioner. Cheers,Bob.

SDG posted:

A pensioner in NSW is only entitled to one cheap rego. Choose wisely.
On a similar note. If you buy a vehicle that has been registered by a pensioner, the purchaser must make up the difference when transfering into their name.

Curlynan posted:

$36 per year here in Victoria for our 25' caravan... NSW is the rip off state in OZ..

mbw650 posted:

Thanks for the info snailbait, but we will have to despair as we are both 25 years off the pension.

Member - DAZA (QLD) posted:

You have plenty of time to gather more money over 25 years.

I just turned 64 and I am semi retired or is that retarded,anyway we would have no hope of getting a pension as we will be self funded.

All the battle scars I carry from working in our plumbing business over the years makes you wonder.

I say good luck to anyone who can get something from the government.