The tax on horsepower, also calledtransport, represents an annual fee for the operation of a vehicle, the size of which depends on the capacity of the equipment. It refers to any devices that have an engine, whether it be a car, a bus, a motorcycle, a sailboat, a boat, a motor boat, a hydrocycle, a snowmobile or a mechanism moving by means of caterpillars. Tax is calculated depending on the capacity of the vehicle (a certain amount for each horsepower) and is mandatory for annual payment for each owner of motor vehicles.
As already mentioned above, the amount that is mandatory for payment depends on the capacity of the equipment - the tax on horsepower was nicknamed so not in vain.
So, for today, rates are as follows (for convenience, here we will only talk about cars, the reader will be able to learn about other equipment from the Internet):
Vehicle power (HP) | Tax rate (in rubles) |
More than 250 | 150 |
225-250 | 75 |
200-225 | 60 |
175-200 | 45 |
150-175 | 38 |
125-150 | 30 |
100-125 | 20 |
up to 100 | 7 |
This amount is charged for each horsepower. To make the reader understand, several examples can be cited.
However, this table reflects data only for today, 2013. We must not forget that rates are changing all the time, and that's why it's recommended to follow the automobile news.
For example, the 2011 horsepower tax had very different data.
Vehicle power (HP) | Tax rate (in rubles) |
More than 250 | 100 |
200-250 | 75 |
150-200 | 50 |
100-150 | 35 |
45-100 | 25 |
up to 45 | 15 |
Well, next year the bet again promisesto change. In 2014, the tax on horsepower promises to grow by five rubles. It will remain unchanged only for cars with a capacity of 225 horses. But the government plans to introduce a new benefit - the tax is going to be canceled for owners of gas-powered machinery. The reason for this is the government's desire to support drivers trying to reduce pollution of the environment by exhaust gases. In addition, unlike gasoline, such fuel is a renewable resource and its use will significantly save natural oil reserves.
1. Veterans of war.
2. Invalids of 1-2 groups.
3. One of the parents or guardians in a large family.
4. Owners of one car, the power of which does not exceed 70 horsepower.
There are other reasons for tax exemptions, which can be read by anyone willingly on the Internet.
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