Another category of citizens can be exempted from transport tax
- June 6, 2023
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Some Russians even pay transport tax three times: as part of the fuel price, the tax itself, and even as an excuse to have “luxury”. And then another
Some Russians even pay transport tax three times: as part of the fuel price, the tax itself, and even as an excuse to have “luxury”. And then another proposal arose in the State Duma – no, not to introduce a fourth duty, but, oddly enough, on the contrary, to exempt one of the population from the annual bribe.
A car is an expensive pleasure, which, as it turned out, not everyone needs. After all, some come into possession of a vehicle, without having a driver’s license, nor the desire to own it. Legacy, for example. Such a machine becomes a burden, they try to get rid of it, but this can only be done after six months – such is the law of inheritance. Next – put the “swallow” in order, register it again, look for a buyer. But the tax for this time, although no one uses the car, you have to pay.
Apparently it’s time for a change: RT reports that State Duma deputy Yevgeny Fedorov suggested that the Labor Ministry consider exempting Russians who have inherited a car from tax for a year. During this time, it is quite possible to sell the car, having issued it in accordance with all the rules and obtaining a driver’s license, passing a driving course and passing an exam in the traffic police. Although the first option – sale – is much more popular: the heirs usually sell the received inheritance within a year.
A car is an expensive pleasure, which, as it turned out, not everyone needs. After all, some come into possession of a vehicle, without having a driver’s license, nor the desire to own it. Legacy, for example. Such a machine becomes a burden, they try to get rid of it, but this can only be done after six months – such is the law of inheritance. Next – put the “swallow” in order, register it again, look for a buyer. But the tax for this time, although no one uses the car, you have to pay.
Apparently it’s time for a change: RT reports that State Duma deputy Yevgeny Fedorov suggested that the Labor Ministry consider exempting Russians who have inherited a car from tax for a year. During this time, it is quite possible to sell the car, having issued it in accordance with all the rules and obtaining a driver’s license, passing a driving course and passing an exam in the traffic police. Although the first option – sale – is much more popular: the heirs usually sell the received inheritance within a year.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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