- Reduced VAT rate of 4 percent applies to vehicles for transporting people with disabilities.
- The disabled person does not need to be the driver, but the vehicle’s intended use must be justified.
- The father of the inquirer has a 75 percent disability and reduced mobility.
- The vehicle will be driven by the children as the parents do not drive.
- The inquirer asks if the reduced VAT rate can be applied to the vehicle purchase.
- The DGT confirms the reduced rate can be applied if legal requirements are met.
- Applicable law: Article 91 of the VAT Law includes vehicles for people with reduced mobility.
- Main requirements: Prior recognition by AEAT, proof of vehicle’s intended use, and compliance with specific conditions.
- Vehicles for people with reduced mobility are defined by weight and speed limits.
- Motor vehicles suitable for transporting people with disabilities are also included.
- Authorization from AEAT is required, with proof of the vehicle’s intended use.
- Article 90 of the VAT Law sets the general VAT rate at 21 percent.
- Article 91 of the VAT Law regulates the reduced rate for vehicles for people with disabilities.
- Article 26 of the VAT Regulation details specific requirements for the reduced rate.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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