Another Tax! Chamber Approves Bill That Brings Back DPVAT

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Published on 12/04/2024 at 11:49

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The Approved Bill Reinstates the DPVAT as SPVAT, Bringing Crucial Reformulations. Besides Expanding Coverage for Medical and Funeral Expenses, It Imposes a Fine for Non-Payment.

Last Tuesday, (04/09), a bill was approved by the Chamber of Deputies, marking the return of the Personal Injury Insurance for Motor Vehicle Traffic (DPVAT). This insurance, which had been suspended in 2020 during the government of former President Jair Bolsonaro, is known for its role in supporting victims of traffic accidents throughout Brazil. Now, it is to be known as SPVAT.

What Has Changed in the New Bill?

With the approval of the bill, the DPVAT not only returns but also undergoes a substantial reformulation, now being redesignated as Mandatory Insurance for Protection of Traffic Accident Victims (SPVAT).

The bill, approved with a majority of 304 votes in favor against 136, now goes to analysis by the Federal Senate.

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What Happens to Those Who Do Not Pay the SPVAT?

One of the novelties brought by the bill is the penalty for vehicle owners who do not make the SPVAT payment.

Failure to pay will result in a fine for serious violation, set at R$ 195.23.

How to File a Claim for the DPVAT?

Regarding compensation, the amount to be granted in each case will be defined by the National Council of Private Insurance (CNSP).

To request compensation, it will be necessary to submit a request accompanied by proof of the accident and the damages caused, or present the death certificate or autopsy issued by the Legal Medical Institute (IML) in more serious cases.

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José Daniel

#2801

18/04/2024 19:56

Esse Desgoverno só sabe cobrar impostos … Caso a pessoa se acidente e uma **** burocracia pra receber o seguro, muitas das vezes nem consegue receber…
Dinheiro tá curto pra abastecer o bolso desses políticos ****, aí tem que tacar mais impostos no bolso do Brasileiro
E pra acabar … Parabéns povo que votou no PT

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Guilherme gomes

#2799

18/04/2024 19:47

Onde os **** colocam a mão? Sempre no nosso bolso

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Willian

#2661

17/04/2024 13:01

Porque eles estão achando pouco de dinheiro que caí na conta, uma vergonha essas rodovias , pagamos pedágio e nada de asfalto bom é uma vergonha,pra onde vai o dinheiro antes de ter pedágio,as rodovias eram boas agora, pagamos impostos de tudo da caneta ao sal a lei de Deus a mão dele pesará, éramos pra ser um país sub desenvolvido, pelo menos em 4 lugar.

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Cláudio

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Em resposta a Willian

18/04/2024 19:56

Hooo….amigo o Lula tem pagar as contas q ele fez com o pessoal q tirou ele da **** e colocou ele com presidente…..vem por aí mto mais imposto.

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The Approved Bill Reinstates the DPVAT as SPVAT, Bringing Crucial Reformulations. Besides Expanding Coverage for Medical and Funeral Expenses, It Imposes a Fine for Non-Payment.

What Has Changed in the New Bill?

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The Approved Bill Reinstates the DPVAT as SPVAT, Bringing Crucial Reformulations. Besides Expanding Coverage for Medical and Funeral Expenses, It Imposes a Fine for Non-Payment.

What Has Changed in the New Bill?

What Happens to Those Who Do Not Pay the SPVAT?

How to File a Claim for the DPVAT?

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