According to the 2025 budget of the CABA Government, there are fewer groups exempt from paying it.
The National Administration of Public Revenues (AGIP) confirmed who will not pay the patent tax in 2025. It is important to remember that its collection is regulated by the municipality of each province.
With the approval of the 2025 budget of the Government of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, there was changes in patent payment. Now the commercial carssuch as pick-ups or vans, must pay the tax.
Who will stop paying patent this year
There are two groups of drivers who still do not pay license fees. First are those who have a vehicle with more than 25 years oldthat is, there has been manufactured before 2000. This may vary in some provinces, such as Neuquén, which may stop paying license fees for cars that are 20 years old.
On the other hand, vehicles adapted to people with disabilities They don’t pay patent either. Until last year, the owners of 0km hybrid or electric cars They didn’t do it either, but with the approval of the budget it was decreed that they would pay taxes following the proposal of the head of the Buenos Aires government, Jorge Macrito eliminate the exemptions that have been in force since 2019 on CABA’s electrified vehicle fleet.
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What is the patent payment exemption process like?
In the event that the payment exemption is due to the age of the car, no need to carry out any procedurebut it is done automatically. But if they have paid after 25 years, drivers can claim reimposition through the official AGIP website.
However, if the exemption is justified due to disability, the procedure can be carried out through the AGIP website or in person. To do it in this last way, these are all the documents that must be presented:
- Automotive Title Title. It must be registered in favor of the beneficiary or spouse or cohabiting partner, father, mother or guardian in case of disability, grandchildren or the partner of the beneficiary.
- Original and copy certified by the National Directorate of Automotive Property Registry and Pledge Credits (DNRPA and CP).
- marriage certificateif applicable, prove the link: Original or authenticated photocopy.
- Cohabitation certificate with the person with a disability, if the vehicle was in the name of the beneficiary’s cohabitant: Original or authenticated photocopy.
- birth certificate If the vehicle was in the name of the father, mother or grandchild of the beneficiary: Original or authenticated photocopy.
- Judicial appointment of guardian or curatorif applicable: Original and authenticated photocopy.
- Disability certificate issued by the medical board of the corresponding hospital of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires: Original and Photocopy.
- Form “Request for Exemption for People with Disabilities – Patents” found on the AGIP page.
- Both the owner, the non-title beneficiary and the representative must present their Original ID and copy.
If you want to do it through the Web pagethe owner of the car must enter with his CUIL and complete the form. Additionally, you must submit the following information:
- Automotive Title Title complete.
- Original and copy certified by the National Directorate of Automotive Property Registry and Pledge Credits (DNRPA and CP).
- Disability certificate issued by the medical board of the corresponding hospital of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires.
- DNI of both sides of the vehicle owner and the beneficiary if applicable.
- Form “Request for Exemption for People with Disabilities – Patents”.
- Note requesting exemption: reason, name and surname of the owner, vehicle license plate number, signature, clarification, ID.
- If the beneficiary is not the owner of the domain, you must attach the corresponding document that proves the link.
- Cohabitation certificate with the person with a disability, if the vehicle was in the name of the beneficiary’s cohabitant.
- birth certificate if the vehicle was in the name of the father, mother or grandchild of the beneficiary.
- marriage certificate if the beneficiary is the spouse of the owner.
Source: Ambito
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