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Vehicle Operation Tax

  1. General information
  2. Payment options
  3. Rates for light vehicles and cargo vehicles with gross weight up to 3500 kg
  4. Rates for motorcycle, tricycle, quadricycle
  5. Rates for cargo vehicles
  1. Rates for buses
  2. Rates for trailers and semi – trailers
  3. Tax exemptions
  4. Tax relief
  5. Tax refund

Tax relief

In accordance with 20.12.2010. Vehicle Operation Tax and Company Car Tax Law Vehicle Operation Tax Fee Relief:

1. 50 per cent is due for a vehicle (except for emergency vehicles), the owner, holder or possessor of which is:

  • an institution subordinate to the Ministry of the Interior;
  • an institution subordinate to the Ministry of Defense or the National Armed Forces;
  • municipal police authority.

2. 50 per cent is due to a large family (for a parent and their spouse) for one of the vehicles registered in the ownership, possession or holding of its member, if the said vehicle is registered as:

  • passenger or general purpose;
  • cargo transport box or van, if the number of passenger seats of the relevant vehicle exceeds four;
  • a bus with a number of passenger seats up to 16;
  • car, lorry or bus special residential.

3. 75 per cent is due for a lorry which is designed for the transport of various cargoes and a trailer or semi-trailer which is designed for the transport of various cargoes, the owner, holder or possessor of which is:

  • a producer of agricultural products, if registered with the State Revenue Service as taxpayers from economic activities;
  • agricultural service cooperative society
  • recognized aquaculture (pond type) farm, registered with the State Revenue Service as taxpayers from economic activity.

For additional conditions, see in Section 7, Paragraph 4 of the said Law.

4. 75 per cent is due to a natural or legal person included in the Rural Support Service's payee database for vehicles used for self-transport of goods. Referred to in Section 7, paragraph 4 1.