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Special Consumption Tax Exemption for Disabled Vehicles: All the Details

The Revenue Administration of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance has announced amendments to the General Communiqué on Special Consumption Tax (II) List Implementation, which have now come into effect after being published in the Official Gazette.

This new notification addresses implementation issues related to the Presidential Decree on Special Consumption Tax (SCT) exemption. One significant change includes an increase in the localization rate for sales to disabled citizens, now set at 40 percent. Additionally, the retention period for vehicles purchased under this exemption has been extended from 5 years to 10 years.

For more information on these amendments, individuals are encouraged to visit the website of the Revenue Administration. Those seeking clarification on whether they qualify for this exemption can use the “Internet Tax Office – Inquiries – Disability Exemption Information” section on the Revenue Administration’s website.

In cases where the domestic contribution rate declared by a motor vehicle trader is below 40 percent, the tax, penalty, and delay interest will be collected from the trader. This is unless the disabled person is found responsible for the discrepancy.

It is important to note that there have been no changes to the rules regarding the sale or transfer of vehicles purchased under the exemption within 5 years. However, if the vehicle is acquired after 5 years, the disabled person will not be eligible for the exemption again until 10 years have passed since the initial acquisition.

These amendments aim to provide clarity and ensure compliance with the regulations surrounding SCT exemption for disabled citizens.

 

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