The government is being told that it has missed a "golden opportunity" to change the motor tax system in this week's budget.
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Despite all of the changes announced by Ministers Noonan and Howlin, the motor taxation rates will remain the same next year.
That means a higher tax rate will continue to be levied on older vehicles, while those who tax their vehicles on a quarterly or half-yearly basis will continue to pay a premium.
Sixmilebridge Independent Councillor PJ Ryan, who has made numerous calls for the system to change in recent years, feels it's disappointing.
