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Passenger vehicle
Passenger vehicle




passenger vehicle

It is not a passenger van or a bus, and it is not used for funerals.

#PASSENGER VEHICLE DRIVER#

A limousine may have a controllable separation window/partition between the driver and the passenger compartment. It is designed to seat five or more people behind the driver’s seat.

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LimousineĪ limousine is a passenger vehicle that has been customized and had its body and chassis extended, resulting in four or more doors. Funeral vehicle or hearseĪ funeral vehicle or hearse is a vehicle designed to transport deceased persons or people attending a funeral, or both. It has five doors, including one that opens at the rear to provide access to the passenger compartment. Four-door hatchbackĪ four-door hatchback is a passenger car that has a sloped back and is not designated by the manufacturer as a station wagon or van. Four doorĪ four door is a passenger car having four doors. ConvertibleĪ convertible is a body style with a roof made of a soft collapsible material (usually vinyl or weatherproof canvas) and is retractable. Passenger vans used to carry disabled persons are considered buses, regardless of seating capacity. It is used as a school bus or for any purpose other than personal transportation by the owner or with the owner's permission. BusĪ bus is a motor vehicle designed, constructed or modified for the principal purpose of carrying 11 or more passengers, including the driver. An ambulance is used as an emergency vehicle. Passenger vehicle body styles, in alphabetical order: AmbulanceĪn ambulance is a motor vehicle designed and constructed to transport injured or other persons requiring medical attention. It includes a delivery car, but does not include a motorcycle, moped, or motor vehicle designed, constructed, or adapted to carry goods. A ZEPV does not include a leased passenger vehicle, but other vehicles that would otherwise qualify as a ZEPV if owned by the taxpayer, are subject to the same leasing deduction restrictions as passenger vehicles.A passenger vehicle is a vehicle that is either classified by a manufacturer as a passenger car or van or is designed, constructed or adapted to transport passengers. The rules that apply to the definition of passenger vehicles apply to zero-emission passenger vehicles (ZEPVs).

  • a clearly marked emergency medical service vehicle used to carry paramedics and their emergency medical equipmentĪ zero-emission passenger vehicle (ZEPV) means an automobile that is owned by the taxpayer and is included in Class 54 (but would otherwise be included in Class 10 or 10.1).
  • a pick-up truck that, in the tax year you bought or leased it, was used more than 50% to transport goods, equipment, or passengers to earn or produce income at a remote work location or at a special work site that is at least 30 kilometres from the nearest community with a population of at least 40,000.
  • a van, pick-up truck, or similar vehicle that, in the tax year you bought or leased it, was used 90% or more to transport goods, equipment, or passengers to earn income.
  • a van, pick-up truck, or similar vehicle that seats no more than the driver and two passengers and that, in the tax year you bought or leased it, was used more than 50% to transport goods and equipment to earn income.
  • a motor vehicle (except a hearse) you bought to use in a funeral business to transport passengers.
  • a motor vehicle you bought to sell, rent, or lease in a motor vehicle sales, rental, or leasing business.
  • a motor vehicle you bought to use more than 50% as a taxi, a bus used in the business of transporting passengers, or a hearse used in a funeral business.
  • a clearly marked police or fire emergency response vehicle.
  • Passenger vehicles and zero-emission passenger vehicles are subject to limits on the amount of CCA, interest, and leasing costs that may be deducted. Most cars, station wagons, vans, and some pick-up trucks are passenger vehicles. It seats a driver and no more than eight passengers. A motor vehicle does not include a trolley bus or a vehicle designed or adapted to be operated only on rails.Ī passenger vehicle is a motor vehicle that is owned by the taxpayer (other than a zero-emission vehicle) or that is leased, and designed or adapted primarily to carry people on highways and streets. For income tax purposes, you should know the definitions of these four types of vehicles:Ī motor vehicle is an automotive vehicle designed or adapted for use on highways and streets. The kind of vehicle you own can affect the expenses you deduct.






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