Those who do not meet the requirements will not have to pay the Registration Tax.
However, upon registering in this category, they will be subject to certain
limitations that should be known beforehand.
adaptable?
the mixed vehicles
adaptable must meet the following requirements (according to art. 65.1.a.8º of
Law 38/1992, of December 28, on Special Taxes):
-
Its total height from the ground
until the structural part of the roof of the body is superior to - No be vehicles off-road vehicle.
- They are significantly affected
exercise of an economic activity. He buyer
In this case, you will be entitled to deduct at least 50% from the fees of
VAT provided that it is registered in the Census of business activities
and that the vehicle
is used significantly in the activity.
And if I sold it to a private individual, would I have to pay
This registration tax?
mixed Registered Not Subject to Tax Payment
registration and subsequently band
to a private individual within a period of less than 4 years from the date of registration,
The tax must be paid even if the structural requirements are met.
of the vehicle. Also
It must be settled when it comes to vehicles
equipped to be used as housing.
adaptable?
adaptable devices must meet the following requirements:
-
They have a limitation of
speed of
passenger cars (art. 48.1.a.1º of Royal Decree 1428/2003, of November 21)
General Regulations for Drivers). - They must pass the inspection.
Technique of Vehicles two years after its initial enrollment, instead of all four of them like
passenger cars (art. 6.1 of Royal Decree 2042/1994, of October 14, by
the one that regulates the Technical Inspection of Vehicles).
In conclusion, our opinion on this matter is that If you are going to buy a mixed-use vehicle adaptable for private (and not professional) use, our advice is to request the modification of the technical data sheet and the adaptation of the vehicle's characteristics to a passenger vehicle., because the taxes will be the same as for a passenger car, but we will have the limitations of a commercial vehicle (speed limits, more frequent MOT tests, etc…).