The utilization fee for certain categories of special equipment will increase in Russia from July 1. The increase will range from 41% to 2.5 times. An exception is made for tracked tractors used in agricultural work.
The utilization fee for new loaders will increase by 2.3 times - you will have to pay up to 1.8 million rubles. For a number of used dump trucks older than three years, used off-road, you will have to pay 41.8% more than before, up to 12.5 million rubles.
For new dump trucks with a capacity of 200 to 650 horsepower, the utilization fee will increase by 41%, to 8.5 million rubles. Twice as much will have to be paid for the utilization fee of new dump trucks with a capacity of 650 to 1750 horsepower - 14.4 million rubles, the same used equipment will cost 20.7 million rubles of utilization fee.
The utilization fee for new dump trucks with a capacity of more than 1750 horsepower will be 24 million rubles, an increase of 2.3 times. For the same used cars, you will have to pay a utilization fee of 29.3 million rubles, an increase of 2.5 times.
In addition, the utilization fee will increase for heavy bulldozers with a capacity of 600 to 800 horsepower. The Ministry of Industry and Trade emphasizes that we are talking about equipment manufactured by the Tractor Plants concern last year. The fee for it will be 5 million rubles for new cars, and 22.4 million rubles for equipment older than three years.
The government also established a single coefficient for the utilization fee for tracked tractors and tracked bulldozers. This is because tracked bulldozers were often registered as tracked tractors. The increase in the utilization fee will not affect tracked tractors used in agricultural work.
Recall that the utilization fee is a tax that manufacturers or importers pay for a vehicle imported into Russia or manufactured on its territory.
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