Taxing fine for haulier
10th November 1984, Page 16
10th November 1984
Page 16
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Motoring Taxation In The United Kingdom, Energy In The United Kingdom, Vehicle Excise Duty, Haulage, Tax, Truck
A CUMBRIAN haulage boss has been ordered to pay more than £300 after a court heard how he was using a lorry with nearly £6,000 owed in back road tax.
Brian Donnison of Penrith, admitted using the lorry without an Excise licence and the fraudulent use of a licence.
But after the court heard the previous licence for the lorry had expired in 1981 and that £5,900 was owed in back tax, Donnison claimed he had bought the vehicle only earlier this year.
He admitted swopping the licence from another lorry. Donnison was fined £118 with £28 costs and ordered to pay £287 in back tax.
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