Do I need to register my trailer in UK?

Definitive deregistration due to the transfer of the vehicle to another country.

Without prejudice to the provisions of the specific regulations governing the registration of means of transport, compliance with the obligation set forth in paragraph 1 above shall not be required when the tax corresponding to this subjection has been settled by the Tax Administration and the corresponding amount has been paid.

4. When non-compliance with the obligation referred to in the preceding paragraphs is detected, the bodies of the Tax Administration or the competent bodies in matters of traffic, road safety, navigation or air navigation shall give the taxpayer a period of five days to comply with it or to present a joint and several guarantee from a credit institution or reciprocal guarantee company or a surety insurance certificate guaranteeing payment of the Special Tax on Certain Means of Transport. Once this term has elapsed without the definitive registration or without the presentation of said guarantee or certificate, said bodies shall proceed to immobilize the means of transport until the regularization of its administrative and tax situation is accredited. However, the immobilization will be lifted in the event that the taxpayer presents a joint and several guarantee or insurance certificate in the terms indicated.

Registering a foreign car due to a change of residence

If you have bought the trailer to a private or foreign individual, you will have to pay the transfer tax which is 5% of the current value of the trailer or the amount of sale of the same, if you want to save it buy it from a professional trailer dealer (who will issue an invoice) and it will be cheaper.

COC or Certificate of Conformity, essential to homologate and pass ITV of the trailer or semi-trailer and to get the Technical Data Sheet, if you do not have it we can get a reduced trailer sheet or even the individual homologation.

No, it is only necessary when it exceeds 750 kg of MMA and you must place the license plate (in this case the plate is red) of the trailer on the back next to the license plate of the vehicle that is towing it.

The trailers as they do not have an engine do not pay registration tax so they are exempt from paying the registration tax, you would have to pay the corresponding road tax and the registration fee of 98.78€ (updated 2021) plus the corresponding plate.

Registration of an imported vehicle

If you have bought the trailer from a private or foreign individual, you will have to pay the transfer tax which is 5% of the current value of the trailer or the amount of sale of the same, if you want to save it buy it from a professional trailer dealer (who will issue you invoice) and it will be more economical.

COC or Certificate of Conformity, essential to homologate and pass ITV of the trailer or semi-trailer and to get the Technical Data Sheet, if you do not have it we can get a reduced trailer data sheet or even the individual homologation.

No, it is only necessary when it exceeds 750 kg of MMA and you must place the license plate (in this case the plate is red) of the trailer on the back next to the license plate of the vehicle that is towing it.

The trailers as they do not have an engine do not pay registration tax so they are exempt from paying the registration tax, you would have to pay the corresponding road tax and the registration fee of 98.78€ (updated 2021) plus the corresponding plate.

How much it costs to register a foreign car in spain 2021

If you are moving to another EU country with your car, you should know that vehicle registration is subject to specific rules that depend on whether you are moving temporarily or permanently, the duration of your stay and the country you are moving to.

There are no common EU rules on vehicle registration and vehicle-related taxes. Some countries have tax exemption rules for vehicle registration in case of a permanent move from one country to another.

If you move temporarily to another EU country and do not change your usual residence, you will not have to register your car in that other country and pay registration taxes there. You will be able to keep the car registered in your country of usual residence.

If you work in one place but your personal ties are in another EU country, your usual residence is usually considered to be in the EU country with which you have personal ties, as long as you return to that country regularly.