A new era begins in the purchase of vehicles without special consumption tax (ÖTV).

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The bill for the amendment of certain laws and decrees was accepted and became law in the General Assembly. With this bill, the regulation regarding the purchase of vehicles for the disabled has changed.

10-YEAR LIMIT ON VEHICLE PURCHASE FOR THE DISABLED

The decision regarding the right to purchase vehicles without special consumption tax (SCT) for the disabled has passed in the Assembly. Disabled individuals will now be able to benefit from the SCT-free vehicle purchase once every 10 years. With the changing regulation, a 20% local production requirement has also been introduced for the vehicle to be purchased. In the General Assembly, with a change made on Article 15; the phrase 'Subject to registration and certification' in the second paragraph of the first clause of Article 7 of the Special Consumption Tax Law has been amended to include the phrase 'with a local contribution rate of 20%'. Additionally, it has been changed to state that the President is authorized to reduce the local contribution rate specified in the first paragraph by half or to increase it up to twice.

WHO CAN BENEFIT?

Citizens with a disability of 90% or more can benefit from the right to purchase vehicles without SCT. There is no age limit for these individuals, and they can designate others to use the vehicle. If the disabled person is under 18 years old or unable to drive, family members can be granted the right to use the vehicle. Additionally, one of the spouses or children of a martyr, or if there are no spouse and children, one of the parents can benefit from the SCT exemption for vehicle purchase once.