They want to allow the mobilized not to pay the transport tax

The mobilized want to be allowed not to pay the transport tax for one car if there are several vehicles in the family. As Izvestia found out, such a bill will be submitted to the State Duma on May 14 by deputies of the LDPR faction led by Leonid Slutsky in order to support military families. The document is at the disposal of Izvestia.

As the authors explain in it, currently the laws of individual subjects of the Russian Federation have transport tax benefits, for example, in the Kemerovo, Rostov, Moscow regions and the Republic of Tatarstan. However, they are disparate. In some regions, benefits are granted for certain tax periods, in others — only for those who are mobilized or for those who are mobilized and their family members.

In order to establish the right for those mobilized from all regions, the draft law proposes to fix that the object of taxation for transport tax is not one of the passenger cars registered for persons called up for military service on mobilization and their family members, at the taxpayers' choice.

"Being in the zone of a special military operation, the mobilized, as a rule, do not use the car, operating it only during short periods of vacation. Of course, transportation can remain at the disposal of the family — this is obvious. But in general, it is fair to exempt the military personnel themselves from paying transport tax for one car in a family with a capacity of up to 150 horsepower. We are convinced that the state should side with those who defend the Motherland and, if possible, remove additional financial obligations from them," explained Sergey Leonov, deputy chairman of the LDPR faction in the State Duma.

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