Lag om ändring av bilskattelagen | 951 — Finland law | Esheria

Lag om ändring av bilskattelagen

If a tax-exempt or reduced-tax vehicle changes so it no longer meets the conditions, the former owner must report it to Transport- och kommunikationsverket within one month.

Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
951
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
sv
Updated
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Statute overview

About this statute

If a tax-exempt or reduced-tax vehicle changes so it no longer meets the conditions, the former owner must report it to Transport- och kommunikationsverket within one month. Transport- och kommunikationsverket debiterar bilskatt när en anmälan har kommit in eller när en otillåten användning upptäcks. Debitering ska inte ske i vissa fall om fordonet inom en månad efter överlåtelse registreras hos en ny ägare som också har rätt till förmånerna. The Tax Administration may, for special reasons and on application, reduce or waive certain vehicle-related taxes and charges, and the Ministry of Finance may take over certain decisions and set deferment conditions. Certain disabled applicants may get a vehicle tax refund if they apply and meet the stated conditions; later transfer of the vehicle for other use triggers a duty to pay the tax and notify the transport authority. This section defines the tax authorities and assigns vehicle-tax related responsibilities to the Tax Administration, the Transport and Communications Agency, Customs, and the police.

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