Renewing your road tax for 2020

You can now renew your road tax as of the 7th of January until mid March each year without penalty.
From the March deadline date the police will prosecute. After the initial period a fine of €10 + 10% of the rate of tax for the vehicle will be charged upon renewal. If the tax is not renewed for a full year, further penalties apply.
Paying by Instalments
Your road tax can be paid monthly by applying to the Road Transport department. However, if you do not maintain the payments this will result in withdrawal of the road fund licence. You can also pay any Road Tax arrears in instalments.

You can apply to the Department Website  or by filling in the T.O.M. 170 form

If you are struggling to complete the online forms, simply visit our offices at: 160, Archbishop Makariou III No. 5, 8221 Chloraka, Paphos, Cyprus (across from Papantoniou supermarket) and we will help you in our usual friendly manner.

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