The fourth installment of cars ending in 9 or 0 also ends in October

The deadline for paying the Motor Vehicle Ownership Tax (IPVA) for vehicles with license plates ending in the numbers 7 or 8 is at the end of this month. Whether it’s a fifth installment or a single installment, owners of vehicles ending in 7 must pay by the 30th, and those ending in 8, by October 31st.

In addition to the deadline for paying the IPVA for these plates, the deadline for paying the fourth installment of tax for vehicles ending in 9 or 0 also expires on the 30th and 31st.

To pay the tax, you need to go to a branch or ATM. If the taxpayer wishes to make the payment virtually, it is possible to make the payment through the Banco do Brasil, Bradesco or Sicoob application or website, presenting the National Motor Vehicle Registry number, Renavam.

It is worth noting that paying IPVA is not enough to fully license a vehicle. To regularize the car, it is necessary to pay off all annual licensing debts and possible fines.

Once released, it is possible to issue the Electronic Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV-e). The document is no longer sent in printed form to the vehicle owner’s home, being used as a digital file, or as a printed certificate from the online version.

The registration and licensing document can be accessed on the government website.

There is a tax payment calendar available on the State Finance Department website, where you can check the deadlines for paying each amount. To access, you need to go to the Electronic Inspection Channel section.

There, you can choose a tax, such as IPVA, and open the calendar. If you want more information, the taxpayer also has the option of calling the call center on 0800 071 0071, or sending an email to the Treasury at the address [email protected].