GST 2.0 and benefits for buying a car by a person with disability along with process.

#youtubeshorts #youtube #youtubevideo #handicap_person_vlog #gst #benefits #modification #carmodifications #update Website - https://gecs.heavyindustries.gov.in/ vlogging for beginners mini vlog camera best camera for video blogging great vlogging cameras good vlogging camera best vlogging camera vlogger vlogging camera vlog video vlog GST concessions • No reduction in tax rate Vehicle registration rules • "Adapted vehicle" registration: This is done at the time of buying a car and managed by the dealer. • "Divyangjan" owner type: The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has directed authorities to record "Divyangjan" as the ownership type in the registration certificate. Other benefits for car owners with disabilities • Road tax exemption: Some state governments offer full or partial road tax exemptions, particularly for "adapted vehicles". Since rules vary by state, it is best to check with the local RTO for specific guidelines. • Toll tax exemption: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) provides a zero-toll fee for vehicles owned by a disabled person. • Adapted vehicle requirements: o To be certified as an "Adapted Vehicle" for registration and potential tax exemptions, modifications must be done at an ARAI-authorized workshop. o The modifications and subsequent certificate from the workshop must be presented to the RTO for vehicle type approval. • Insurance discount: Some insurers, especially public sector ones, offer a 50% concession on the basic premium for vehicles registered as an "Adapted Vehicle". • No reduction in tax rate Vehicle registration rules • "Adapted vehicle" registration: This is done at the time of buying a car and managed by the dealer. • "Divyangjan" owner type: The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has directed authorities to record "Divyangjan" as the ownership type in the registration certificate. Other benefits for car owners with disabilities • Road tax exemption: Some state governments offer full or partial road tax exemptions, particularly for "adapted vehicles". Since rules vary by state, it is best to check with the local RTO for specific guidelines. • Toll tax exemption: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) provides a zero-toll fee for vehicles owned by a disabled person. • Adapted vehicle requirements: o To be certified as an "Adapted Vehicle" for registration and potential tax exemptions, modifications must be done at an ARAI-authorized workshop. o The modifications and subsequent certificate from the workshop must be presented to the RTO for vehicle type approval. • Insurance discount: Some insurers, especially public sector ones, offer a 50% concession on the basic premium for vehicles registered as an "Adapted Vehicle".