If I sell my car to someone, do I get a refund for the taxes I just paid, or is that only when I dispose of the car?
The way it worked when I bought my car was that I paid them for the taxes they'd already paid (on top of the price of the car). e.g. my car was 20 man but they had just paid the taxes on it so I paid 23.5 man.
What happens if you didn't pay the car tax... and you didn't get another notice about paying the car tax... and you sell your car to someone...?
you probably wont be able to transfer ownership of the car properly without a valid tax document. if you dont do that you'll continue to get tax bills for the car even though you dont own it.
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You don't get a refund if you are selling the car to someone else, only if you scrap it.
Also, if you didn't pay taxes, you call the tax office and they send you another paper with no repercussions.
I have a car still 20 months shaken, 77man meleage I want to dispose it.
Take it to a dealer or a disposal center; shouldn't be too much (I got rid of an old kei for under a man).
Unless it's just a really sh*t car, though, you could probably sell it. 20months of shakken means it might still be worth the cost of the shakken.
Also, driving a car for 770,000km is probably some kind of a record in Japan; you might be able to get some sort of prize for that.