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Back|Sefaz extends deadline to pay ICMS and IPVA with discounts in MA; see rules
Sefaz extends deadline to pay ICMS and IPVA with discounts in MA; see rules
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Sefaz extends deadline to pay ICMS and IPVA with discounts in MA; see rules

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The Maranhão State Finance Department extended the deadline for renegotiating ICMS and IPVA debts until November 30, 2026, offering discounts on interest and fines for payments in cash or in installments.

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Sefaz-MA offers tax regularization programs for ICMS and IPVA debts with discounts on late payment charges.

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The State Secretariat of Finance of Maranhão (Sefaz-MA) extended to November 30, 2026 the deadline for joining the debt renegotiation programs for the Tax on Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS) and the Tax on Motor Vehicle Ownership (IPVA). Taxpayers can pay off or pay off debts in installments with discounts on interest and fines.

The IPVA program includes debts incurred until December 31, 2025. For payment in cash, the discount is 100% on interest and fines. In installments, the debt can be divided into up to 12 installments, with a 60% reduction in interest and fines.

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