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I am a second-hand motor dealer and statutory charges are paid directly by the consumer to the relevant authorities. Do I have to include them in the single price?

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I am a second-hand motor dealer and statutory charges are paid directly by the consumer to the relevant authorities. Do I have to include them in the single price?

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No. Where a tax, fee, levy or charge is not collected by a dealer but instead is paid by the consumer to a relevant authority, that tax, fee, levy or charge is not a component for the dealer’s selling price.