IPVA AC 2026: check dates, discounts and how to pay for Detran

Tax can be paid in cash with a discount or in up to 5 installments; Payment schedule is staggered according to the end of the board

IPVA AC collection starts in January and ends in September; discount for advance payment is 10% (Photomontage: Ernani Abrahão | AutoPapo)
By Julia Vargas
Published on 2026-01-06 at 01:00 PM
Updated on 2026-01-12 at 10:54 AM

The government of Acre, through the State Secretariat of Finance (Sefaz-AC), released information on the payment of the Motor Vehicle Property Tax (IPVA) for the 2026 fiscal year. In this way, taxpayers will be able to pay the IPVA AC through:

  • single quota (in cash) with a 10% discount; or
  • installments in up to five installments.

For taxpayers who choose to share the tax, the installment payment will be charged in a staggered manner according to the end of the vehicle’s license plate.

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IPVA AC 2026 Values

The value of the tax is calculated by applying the rates established by law on the market values of vehicles, calculated by the Economic Research Institute Foundation (Fipe). The fees are:

  • 2% for passenger vehicles, including sports and racing vehicles, as well as for mixed-use vans and utility vehicles;
  • 1% for vehicles with permission for public passenger transport, in the taxi category;
  • 1% for other motor vehicles, including motorcycles and mopeds, registered with the agency in charge of traffic administration or with the Department of Finance.

Thus, to calculate the tax, simply multiply the vehicle’s market value by the percentage of the state’s rate.

Payment schedule

End of the Plate Single quota or 1st installment 2nd installment 3rd installment 4th installment 5th installment
1 and 2 30/01 27/02 31/03 30/04 29/05
3 and 4 27/02 31/03 30/04 29/05 30/06
5 and 6 31/03 30/04 29/05 30/06 31/07
7 and 8 30/04 29/05 30/06 31/07 31/08
9 and 0 29/05 30/06 31/07 31/08 30/09

Payment Terms

Attention, in case of installments, the value of each quota must comply with the following criteria:

  • in five installments, each quota will correspond to 20% of the tax due;
  • in four installments, each quota will correspond to 25% of the tax;
  • in three installments, the first quota will correspond to 33.34%, and the second and third to 33.33%, respectively;
  • In two installments, each quota will correspond to 50% of the tax.
  • The minimum amount of each installment cannot be less than R$ 50.

Also according to the ordinance, the payment of any installment excludes the possibility of issuing the State Collection Document (DAE) in a single quota, and the delay in any installment prevents the issuance of the Negative Certificate.

In case of transfer of ownership of the vehicle throughout the year, the IPVA must be paid in a single installment before the transfer, considering the installments not yet paid to be overdue.

The transfer of the vehicle resulting from inheritance is subject to the presentation of a court order, in cases of judicial inventory, or a certificate of discharge of the ITCMD, in extrajudicial inventories, in addition to the payment of the IPVA in accordance with the current legislation.

How to pay the tax through the DMV

To make the payment, the owner must issue the State Collection Document (DAE) through the website of the Department of Traffic (Detran). To issue the slips, simply access the “Services Portal” page and log in with your account.

It is possible to pay the tax through internet banking or in person. The taxpayer can pay the tax at one unit of lottery houses and bank branches. Only owners who collect all taxes will have access to the Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV), through the Detran Services Portal.

IPVA AC 2026 exemption

Vehicles that are 20 years old or more are exempt from the tax in 2026. Other rules for IPVA exemption vary by state, but generally include:

  • Cars of public transport service concessionaires,
  • Land vehicles with an engine power of less than 50 cm³;
  • Vessels with a power of less than 25 hp;
  • Agricultural machinery;
  • Taxis owned by self-employed professional drivers;
  • Cars registered in the name of people with disabilities (PwDs);
  • Vehicles belonging to embassies and diplomats.
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