According to the news of the newspaper Sözcü, with the new tax package, the withdrawal of the right to purchase vehicles without SCT (Special Consumption Tax) from disabled citizens will be on the agenda. People with disabilities who want to purchase a vehicle according to one of the items in the package can now do so Chairman of revenue management in place To the Ministry of Family Affairs and Social Services will have to apply. Support will be provided for the purchase of vehicles to very poor disabled people, but in this case other assistance for the poor disabled person will be stopped.

about the subject Burhan Gümrükçü, President of the Anatolian Association for the Uniting of the Disabledabout this regulation “This clearly destroys the disabled person’s right to purchase a vehicle without SCT. “You’re done with your extravagance, but the only thing you noticed was the disabled person’s car?” he said. According to Gümrükçü, it will become very difficult for disabled people to buy a vehicle if this right is converted into social support.

There are two different alternatives on the agenda

In the new tax package that will be presented to Parliament, there is a need for the right of disabled people to purchase vehicles without SCT. two alternatives article is included. According to the first of these alternatives, the right of disabled people to purchase a vehicle 10 years to 1 year will be reduced and all taxes will be collected from their heirs after their death. Matters such as taking half of the revaluation percentage into account when determining the limit for disabled cars are also included in the package.

According to the other alternative, people with disabilities have the right to purchase a vehicle without SCT. will be completely removed. Instead, the Ministry of Family and Social Services will provide some financial support to the disabled, depending on their income level and domestic car prices. Poor disabled people will either be unable to buy a car or lose their other rights because they cannot benefit from other forms of support when they do benefit from one of the social services.