The Vehicle Ownership Tax (IPVA) for 2026 will have an average adjustment of 1.72%, according to Bill No. 1,988/2025, approved by the Legislative Council of the Federal District (CLDF) this Wednesday (3/12).
This difference corresponds to a rise in the market value of the vehicles, according to research conducted by Fipe between September 2024 and September 2025. According to the Secretariat of the Economy, this means that a car listed on the market for R$80,000 would pay an IPVA of R$2,400, for example.
If the owner chooses to pay in cash, they will receive a 10% discount. He can also pay the full amount in six installments, with the first installment due at the end of February. It is estimated that IPVA’s revenue in 2026 will reach R$2.14 billion.
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Executive Secretary of Finance at the Ministry of Economy, Anderson Borges Rupik, stated that there is no increase in tax rates, but an updating of the market value of vehicles, as determined by research conducted by Fipe.
The GDF stipulates rates: 1% for freight vehicles weighing more than 2,000 kg, trucks, minibuses, buses and tractors; 2% for scooters, motorcycles, mopeds, quad bikes and tricycles; And 3% for cars, trucks, and utility vehicles (the popular SUVs).
Lands and buildings
Meanwhile, the urban property and land tax (IPTU) for 2026 will be subject to an average adjustment of 5.1%, according to an estimate provided by the GDF. The basis of calculation used is the National Index of Consumer Prices (INPC), accumulated from October 2024 to September 2025.
PL 1,989/2025, of the Executive Branch, which establishes the list of market values of land and buildings for tax assessment purposes, was also approved by the CLDF on Wednesday (3/12).
According to the explanatory note submitted by the Executive, the estimated revenues from the IPTU for 2026 amount to R$1.39 billion. The approved texts go to Governor Ibanes Rocha (MDB) for approval.