Senate Approves Bill Aiming to Exempt Payment of IPVA for Some Cars, and the Text Goes to the Chamber; See Who May Benefit

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Published on 16/03/2024 at 14:05

Updated on 16/03/2024 at 14:06

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A Bill Aimed at Exempting Some Vehicles from the Payment of the Tax on the Ownership of Motor Vehicles (IPVA) Was Approved in the Federal Senate.

Today, the costs with the IPVA are among the highest when it comes to maintaining a vehicle. In this sense, a bill was proposed aiming to exempt some vehicles from this tax.

The bill in question was approved by the Senate on Wednesday (13) and is now going to the House of Representatives. There, the lawmakers will analyze the text and vote to approve it or not in the House.

Which Vehicles Are Affected

According to the bill proposed by Senator Cleitinho (Republicanos-MG), the idea is to exempt the payment of the IPVA for cars manufactured more than 20 years ago in Brazil. Before the vote in the Senate, the text received a favorable report from Senator Marcos Rogério (PL-RO) and, after going through the CCJ, it was sent for analysis by the Plenary.

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The Reason for the Exemption: More Expensive Vehicles in Brazil

When defending the proposal, the senator highlighted the aging of the vehicle fleet in Brazil. According to him, this happened mainly due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This increase ended up causing the value of the IPVA to rise, both for new cars and for used ones.

“In light of this, the principles of fiscal justice and economic capacity require this Congress to take steps to ensure that these Brazilians can maintain ownership of their vehicles,” he said.

Moreover, the parliamentarian also pointed out that, among Brazilian states, only Minas Gerais, Pernambuco, and Santa Catarina will see a decrease in revenue since, in other federative units, there is already a forecast for exemption for vehicles over 20 years old.

Opposition to the PEC Aiming to Exempt the IPVA

The voting in the Senate was not unanimous. Senator Oriovisto Guimarães (Podemos), for example, advocated for a campaign to renew vehicles by the state instead of approving the law.

This occurs because, according to him, the exemption goes against what has been adopted by developed countries. “There are countries, like Japan, where the trend is the opposite. The older the car, the higher the tax,” he said.

In this sense, besides arguing that older cars are the ones that pollute the most, he highlights that these countries encourage purchases by giving benefits for the population to buy a newer car instead of keeping the old one.

“What is given is a benefit to sell the old car and buy a new one, with more modern technology that pollutes less. We would not be doing this,” the parliamentarian concluded. As mentioned, now the bill goes to the House. If approved without changes, the text will go for presidential sanction.

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Senate Approves Bill Aiming to Exempt Payment of IPVA for Some Cars, and the Text Goes to the Chamber; See Who May Benefit

A Bill Aimed at Exempting Some Vehicles from the Payment of the Tax on the Ownership of Motor Vehicles (IPVA) Was Approved in the Federal Senate.

Which Vehicles Are Affected

The Reason for the Exemption: More Expensive Vehicles in Brazil

Opposition to the PEC Aiming to Exempt the IPVA

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Senate Approves Bill Aiming to Exempt Payment of IPVA for Some Cars, and the Text Goes to the Chamber; See Who May Benefit

A Bill Aimed at Exempting Some Vehicles from the Payment of the Tax on the Ownership of Motor Vehicles (IPVA) Was Approved in the Federal Senate.

Which Vehicles Are Affected

The Reason for the Exemption: More Expensive Vehicles in Brazil

Opposition to the PEC Aiming to Exempt the IPVA

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