Should I (can I) shop my neighbor?
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Just wanted some advice, without sounding racist in any way which I am not, There's a Polish couple who moved in on the top floor of my flat and have been in residence for a few months now. They seem ok people and go about their business and is quiet so no problems. The only issue I have is that they have left a banger Merc parked in the car park and I noticed a month ago that they don't have a road tax disc on the windshield.
Asuming that the car has no road tax, one would asume he's probably be driving without valid insurance which makes my blood boil
The car is on Polish plates, not sure if I have grounds to tip off the DVLA incase they say they cannot prosecute cars on foreign plates. I know it'll be anonymous but I don't want to risk pissing them but bottom line is they're dodging the tax.
What do you think guys? Yes or no?
Asuming that the car has no road tax, one would asume he's probably be driving without valid insurance which makes my blood boil

The car is on Polish plates, not sure if I have grounds to tip off the DVLA incase they say they cannot prosecute cars on foreign plates. I know it'll be anonymous but I don't want to risk pissing them but bottom line is they're dodging the tax.
What do you think guys? Yes or no?
amare32 said:
bigTee said:
I say keep you nose out!!!
Fair comment so do you advocate dodging road tax whilst the majority pays for it then? If it is indeed the case although proving it might be a tad difficult without involving the authorities.amare32 said:
bigTee said:
I say keep you nose out!!!
Fair comment so do you advocate dodging road tax whilst the majority pays for it then? If it is indeed the case although proving it might be a tad difficult without involving the authorities.He may be a law abiding citizen and could cause bother between you and him if you shop him and he finds out.
It really isn’t worth having neighbours with bad feelings between each other.
Wasn’t been funny when I said keep your nose out – but sometime it’s just the best thing to do.
The OP seems to be having a hard time comprehending that a foreign registered vehicle does not require UK VED and hence the Polish couple are not dodging anything. On the other hand, if the vehicle is in the UK for more that 6 months during the year, then they would be obliged to register the car with the DVLA and then they will be liable for the usual taxes and costs associated with car ownership in the UK.
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