Guide to IPVA 2019 will only charge tax. License rates, CRLV and DPVAT emissions will be provided separately

The 2019 IPVA guide will only be provided with the collection of the tax. Next year, the license fees and issuance of the Certificate of Registration and Vehicle License (CRLV) will be charged separately. You can also obtain them from the Bradesco website (www.bradesco.com.br).

According to an industry source, the breakdown of royalties was made necessary by Law 7.718 of October 2017, which allows drivers from the State of Rio to make the vehicle visit to Detran-RJ (annual license) even with the IPVA late payment.

In 2018, the personal injury caused by a land vehicle (DPVAT) had already been disconnected from the payment guide of IPVA. Billing has been issued separately, via https://pagamento.dpvatsegurodotransito.com.br. The separation will be maintained.

The IPVA Guide 2019 (GRD) will continue to be published at www.bradesco.com.br or on the page of the State Secretariat for Finance and Planning (www.fazenda.rj .gov.

Tax Rates

According to the Secretariat of State for Finance and the Call for Tenders, the IPVA rates to be applied to the value of valuation of ownership, by type of vehicle and (19659007) – 2% for motorcycles

– 1.5% for NGV vehicles

– for motor vehicles

Table with the vehicle reference values, according to the manufacturer, model and year of manufacture – for the calculation of the IPVA to pay – should be published later this month.

Remittance for Quota Payment

Thursday 5, the state government had already confirmed

The driver of the State of Rio will still be able to pay the IPVA 2019 in three installments, from 21 January, according to the vehicle registration number.

Since the IPVA guide is a ticket that can be paid for in any bank, the check is no longer necessary.

Annual Survey

Vehicles of up to five pbadengers are exempt from the investigation at Detran-RJ since January 2018., purchased 0 km, until the fifth year of issue of your invoice.

The inspection of vehicles for other vehicles has not yet been abolished in Rio. It is a promise of the elected governor, Wilson Witzel