Although the law stipulates that people with disabilities can buy a new car and apply for tax exemptions for vehicles adapted for people with disabilities, many people still don't know this or how to do it.

So, even though the process isn't that simple, it's worth knowing how it works and securing this benefit.

However, whether driving a car or a motorcycle, people with physical disabilities must meet all the necessary requirements.

Therefore, in order to obtain your driver's license, you will have to undergo medical, psychological, and practical driving tests.

Therefore, it's always a good idea to look for a Driver Training Center. They have vehicles adapted for practical lessons.

Therefore, let's look at the step-by-step process for requesting vehicle tax exemption for people with disabilities (PCD):

Well, the first step is to obtain a National Driver's License. It must state that the holder requires an automatic or adapted vehicle, depending on the type of disability.

Next, you need to obtain the Assessment Report for exemption. This is provided by a qualified health organization or professional, who verifies the existence of the disability.

The other required documents are: the Identity Card (RG), the Taxpayer Identification Number (CPF), and proof of residence.

Therefore, with these documents, the person needs to apply for tax exemption.

Therefore, you must request the IPI/IOF exemption on the Federal Revenue Service website, through the electronic IPI/IOF exemption granting system (SISEN).

The request for ICMS (a Brazilian sales tax) must be made to the Finance Department of your state or the state where the car was manufactured, if applicable.

And at that same office, you can also request an exemption from the IPVA (Vehicle Property Tax).

The exemption from the municipal vehicle rotation restriction must be requested from your municipality's city hall, if there is legislation in place regarding this matter.

Finally, it is necessary to designate a legal representative and up to two drivers, if the buyer is not the driver.

In this case, the legal representative can make the purchase on behalf of the person with a disability.

However, you may not meet the requirements to purchase a car with a disability tax exemption.

But if you're looking for a discounted car, you have the option of going to auction.

Despite being pre-owned or used vehicles, it's possible to find good buying options.

So, click the link below and read our article about the best websites to buy cars at auction.