See which cars are exempt from paying IPVA in 2024

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2023-11-09 15:19:23

Who likes paying taxes, right? Even more so those that accumulate at the beginning of each year, such as IPTU and IPVA. However, we have great news regarding this latest tribute.

Some vehicle owners will be exempt from paying IPVA (Motor Vehicle Ownership Tax) in 2024. Anyone who has a car knows how important it is to keep the IPVA up to date, mainly because it is not possible to do the licensing if it is late.

However, according to tax rules, some vehicles are exempt from paying IPVA, depending on the date of manufacture in the state in which it is licensed.

In this reading we bring you the list of vehicles that will be exempt in 2024. Check it out!

Read also: Are elderly people exempt from paying IPVA?

Year of manufacture of the vehicle

See examples of cars that will not pay IPVA in 2024. This is because they are of a certain age (counting the year of manufacture).

As it is a state tax, each federative unit has its own rules, which are as follows:

São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul, Acre and Alagoas: Vehicles over 20 years old (manufactured in 2004) are exempt;Federal District, Rio de Janeiro, Amazonas, Bahia, Ceará, Espírito Santo, Paraíba, Pará, Maranhão, Rondônia, Sergipe and Tocantins: car insects over 15 years old (manufactured in 2009);Pernambuco and Santa Catarina: vehicles manufactured in 1994 and over 30 years old are exempt;Rio Grande do Norte de Amapá: vehicles older than a decade are exempt, that is, from 2024, those manufactured in 2014 or before;Mato Grosso: vehicles over 18 years old (manufactured in 2006) are exempt;Roraima and Minas Gerais: These states do not grant exemptions based on the vehicle’s year of manufacture.

IPVA is only used to maintain streets and roads?

As a rule, many believe that IPVA resources are only used to finance highway conservation. This may be because this tax originates from the Single Road Tax (TRU), which had the same purpose as tolls when it was abolished.

Although it was born from the TRU and is levied on the ownership of the vehicle, the IPVA has revenue destined for public expenses strictly defined by governors and mayors. And they split the revenue half and half.

Read also: Drivers with late IPVA could lose their driver’s license?

Investment of IPVA money

Although governments must respect a minimum percentage of investment in health and education, this does not mean that IPVA revenue must necessarily go to these areas. Because taxes, unlike fees, are not linked to the destination of resources.

Therefore, ideally, all this money collected annually from vehicle owners should be invested in improving public services in general, covering sectors such as health, safety, education, mobility and even the road network.

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