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To SORN or not SORN.
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Chrishazle
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Chris
stephen_wood
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gronk1967
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Nick_USA said:Firstly, we took a view that taxes keep the lights on and pay for the NHS, so all our cars remain taxed. Secondly, we signed up as NHS responders so could be called on to transport medicines, food and people etc as part of the service.
Agree with this 100%...my wife and I are both able to work from home and are still being paid 100% of our salaries so as a household we took the decision to continue to support the services we use from the dog walker to the boot camp....Not just because we are friends with the people who provide these services but also because we expect them to be there when we come out the other side of this!
Obviously the government has deeper pockets but same principle applies, when we come out the other side of this there is a going to be a bill...Of course I also believe in public services, and that public services have to be paid for. You may not be using the roads, but the RFL is income that the government was expecting to collect. Its not Sky sports that you can do without because the Premier league has been suspended, whilst you may want to reduce what you pay but imagine everyone would expect to receive the same service should you be unfortunate enough to need it.
At the end of the day even if I SORN’d I‘d still have to pay the car insurance!
Obviously your own situation may be different and wouldn’t blame anyone who has seen their income cut who is looking to make savings.
stephen_wood said:In the same boat MOT due but not needed as they are extending MOT for 6 months if it was due on the 30th march or after Still need my indy to service it though. Hmmm Tax it or not to tax it ....was sorn 1st oct. I guess the concourse events will be interesting when they are back on with everyone polishing there cars instead of driving them []
First concours event of the year: “In joint 1st with full marks . . . everyone“
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