Overview
- The draft Impositive Law would reduce the motor‑vehicle tax for about 75% of owners and limit increases for the rest to below inflation, according to ARBA.
- The tax table would shrink from 15 to 5 brackets with rates from 1% to 4.5%, replacing the current 3.64% to 5% scheme.
- Officials say the redesign corrects bracket jumps caused by rising vehicle valuations after the 2025 law failed, restoring progressivity for middle‑income taxpayers.
- The proposal sets 10 installments for 2026 payments, with the first due in February if the text is approved without changes.
- The package was submitted alongside the 2026 Budget and a borrowing request equivalent to USD 3.035 billion.