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Compilación De Disposiciones Aplicables Al MUNICIPIO DE MEDELLÍN N.D RESOLUCIÓN 1458 DE 2013 (mayo 2) Diario Oficial No. 48.778 de 2 de mayo de 2013 MINISTERIO DE TRANSPORTE Por la cual se adiciona y ajusta a la tabla 1 anexa a la Resolución número 11177 del 30 de noviembre de 2012. LA MINISTRA DE TRANSPORTE, en ejercicio de las facultades legales, en especial de las conferidas por los artículos 143 de la Ley 488 de 1998, 6 numeral 6.4 y 15 numeral 15.6 del Decreto número 087 de 2011, y CONSIDERANDO: Que el Ministerio de Transporte mediante la Resolución número 11177 del 30 de noviembre de 2012, estableció la base gravable de los vehículos de carga y colectivo de pasajeros, para el año fiscal 2013. Que se han recibido comunicaciones de propietarios de vehículos solicitando la inclusión en la tabla 1 anexa a la Resolución 11177 de 2012, de la siguiente línea: Vehículos de Pasajeros Marca: Línea Chevrolet N300 Que se hace necesario ajustar en la Tabla número 1 Clasificación según Clase, Tipo y Marca para el año fiscal 2013, los cilindrajes de las camionetas de carga con carrocería tipo Picó en los grupos Y, Z. En mérito de lo expuesto, este Despacho, RESUELVE: ARTÍCULO 1o. Adicionar a la tabla 1, Clasificación según Clase, Tipo y Marca para el año fiscal 2013, anexa a la Resolución número 11177 de 2012, en el Grupo W la siguiente línea: Marca: Línea Chevrolet N300 ARTÍCULO 2o. Ajustar los cilindrajes en la tabla 1, Clasificación según Clase, Tipo y Marca para el año fiscal 2013, los grupos Y, Z, los cuales quedaran así: - Grupo Y: de 1401 cc hasta 2800cc. - Grupo Z: de 2801 cc en adelante. ARTÍCULO 3o. Los demás términos de la Resolución número 11177 de 2012, continúan vigentes. ARTÍCULO 4o. La presente resolución rige a partir de su publicación. Publíquese y cúmplase. Dada en Bogotá, D. C., a 2 de mayo de 2013. La Ministra de Transporte, CECILIA ÁLVAREZ CORREA GLEN. MINISTERIO DE TRANSPORTE Tabla número 1 A CLASIFICACIÓN, SEGÚN CLASE, TIPO Y MARCA PARA EL AÑO FISCAL 2013 MODALIDAD CLASE Y GRUPO MARCA CARROCERÍA CARGA Camionetas carrocería X De 0 hasta 1400 c.c. tipo Picó Y De 1401 hasta 2800 CC Z De 2801 c.c. en adelante Tractocamiones y Camionetas y F Aro, Asia, Austin, Barreiro, Baw, Bock Wall, Camiones con carrocería estacas, Chana, Changfeng, Changhe, Chery, Dacia, estibas, niñera, panel, planchón, Daewoo, Datsun, Desoto, Deutz, Dfm (Dong portacontenedor y reparto. Feng Motor), Dragon, Ernest Gruber, Eurostar, Faw, Fiat, Forland, Foton, Golden Dragon, Goleen, GWM (Great Wall Motor), Hafei, Haima, Hersa, Higer, Huali, Ifa, Jac, JBC, Jiangchan, Jinbei, JMC, Kaizer, Kamaz, Kiamaster, Kraz, Land Rover, Man, Mudan, PH Omega, Ramírez, Reo, Saic, Sinotruck, Sisu, Skoda, Steyr, Studebaker, Tata, T-King, Tmd, Uaz, Unimog, Wartburg, White, Willco, Willys, World Star, Xinkai, Yutong, ZNA, ZX Auto. G Agrale, Ample, Chevrolet, Citroen, Daihatsu, Dina, Delta, Dodge, Fargo, Ford, GMC, Hino, Hyundai, Kia, International, Isuzu, Iveco, Honda, Magirus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Mercury, Nissan, Non Plus Ultra, Peugeot, Renault, Renno, Ssangyong, Schacman, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen H Freigthliner, Kenworth, Mack, Marmon, Mercedes Benz, Pegaso, Peterbilt, Scania, Unimog, Volvo y Western Star Camionetas, Camiones con carrocería I Aro, Asia, Austin, Barreiro, Baw, Bock Wall, Furgón, Casas rodantes, Tanque, y Chana, Changfeng, Changhe, Chery, Dacia, Vehículos de Bomberos. Daewoo, Datsun, Desoto, Deutz, Dfm (Dong Feng Motor), Dragon, Ernest Gruber, Faw, Fiat, Forland, Foton, Golden Dragon, Goleen, GWM, Hafei, Haima, Hersa, Higer, Huali, Ifa, Jac, Jiangchan, Jinbei, JBC, JMC, Kaizer, Kamaz, Kiamaster, Kraz, Land Rover, Man, Mudan, PH Omega, Ramírez, Reo, Saic, Sinotruck, Sisu, Skoda, Steyr, Studebaker, Tata, T-King, Tmd, Uaz, Unimog, Wartburg, White, Willco, Willys, World Star, Xinkai, Yutong, ZNA, ZX Auto J Agrale, Ample, Chevrolet, Citroen, Daihatsu, Dina, Delta, Dodge, Fargo, Ford, GMC, Hino, Hyundai, Kia, International, Isuzu, Iveco, Honda, Magirus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Mercury, Nissan, Non Plus Ultra, Peugeot, Renault, Renno, Ssangyong, Schacman, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen K Freigthliner, Kenworth, Mack, Marmon, Mercedes Benz, Pegaso, Peterbilt, Scania, Seagrave, Unimog, Volvo y Wester Star Camión con carrocería Volcó L Aro, Asia, Austin, Barreiro, Baw, Chana, (Volqueta), Tolva, Grúa y Recolectores Changfeng, Changhe, Chery, Dacia, Daewoo, Datsun, Desoto, Deutz, Dfm (Dong Feng Motor), Dragon, Faw, Fiat, Forland, Foton, Golden Dragon, Goleen, GWM, Hafei, Hersa, Higer, Huali, Ifa, Jac, JBC, Jiangchan, Jinbei, JMC, Kamaz, Kiamaster, Kraz, Land Rover, Man, Mudan, PH Omega, Ramírez, Reo, Saic, Sinotruck, Sisu, Skoda, Steyr, Studebaker, Tata, T-King, Tmd, Uaz, White, Willco, Willys, World Star, Xinkai, Yutong, ZNA, ZX Auto. M Agrale, Ample, Chevrolet, Citroen, Daihatsu, Dina, Delta, Dodge, Fargo, Ford, GMC, Hino, Hyundai, Kia, International, Isuzu, Iveco, Honda, Magirus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Mercury, Nissan, Non Plus Ultra, Peugeot, Renault, Renno, Ssangyong, Schacman, Toyota, Volkswagen N Freigthliner, Grove, Kenworth, Lorain, Mack, Marmon, Mercedes Benz, Pegaso, Peterbilt, Scania, Seagrave, Volvo y Wester Star PASAJEROS Particular y Servicio W Asia Towner, Austin, Chana (Star Van), Y MIXTO Público Urbano y Changfeng (Minivan), Changhe (Minivan), Nacional Chery, Chevrolet Super Carry, N200 y N300, Daewoo Damas, Dfm - Dong Feng Motor (Van Pasajeros - Familiy), Hualin (Minivan), Hafei (Zhongyi - Minyi - Xinyi - Luzun) , Haima (F Star), Lifan (Minivan), Saic (Minivan - Supervan), Suzuki Carry, Wuling ((Minivan - Supervan) Servicio Urbano, Particular y O American Motor, Ample, Aro, Asia, Austin, Ambulancias Baw, Beijing, Buick, Chana, Changfeng, Changhe, Chery, Dacia, Daewoo, Dfm (Dong Feng Motor), Dina, Faw Ami, Foton, Gaz, Golden Dragon, Gonow, Great Wall, Hafei, Higer, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jac, Jinbei, Jmc, Land Rover, Saicwuling, Saturn, Shuanghuan, Soyat, Tata, Tianma, Tmd, Uaz, Ufo, Xinkai, Yaxing, Yutong, Zahav, Zhongxing, ZNA, Zongshen, Otras Marcas. P Agrale, Chevrolet, Citroen, Dodge, Daihatsu, Fiat, Ford, GMC, Hino, International, Isuzu, Iveco, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, Kia, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Non Plus Ultra, Peugeot, Renault, Scania, Ssangyong, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo Operación nacional Q American Motor, Ample, Aro, Asia, Austin, Baw, Beijing, Buick, Chana, Changfeng, Changhe, Chery, Dacia, Daewoo, Dfm (Dong Feng Motor), Dina, Faw Ami, Foton, Gaz, Golden Dragon, Gonow, Great Wall, Hafei, Haima, Higer, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jac, Jinbei, Jmc, Land Rover, Saicwuling, Saturn, Shuanghuan, Soyat, Tata, Tianma, Tmd, Uaz, Ufo, Xinkai, Yaxing, Yutong, Zahav, Zhongxing, ZNA, Zongshen, Otras Marcas. R Agrale, Chevrolet, Citroen, Dodge, Daihatsu, Fiat, Ford, GMC, Hino, International, Isuzu, Iveco, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, Kia, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Non Plus Ultra, Peugeot, Renault, Scania, Ssangyong, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo MODALIDAD CLASE Y GRUPO MARCA CARROCERÍA CARGA Montacargas, S Todas las marcas Barredoras y Tractores Bombas de concretos, Compactadores, T Autocar, Austin, Barreiro, Desoto, Ifa, Isuzu, Hormigoneros, Limpiadores de Iveco, Kamaz, Kia, Kraz, Magirus Deutz, Alcantarillas y Taladros Mercury, Ramírez U Chevrolet, Dina, Dodge, Fiat, Ford, Hino, Hyundai, International, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, PH Omega, Renault, Reo, Sisu, Toyota, Volkswagen y White V Freigthliner, Kenworth, Mack, Marmon, Mercedes Benz, Pegaso, Peterbilt, Scania, Volvo y Wester Star Disposiciones analizadas por Avance Jurídico Casa Editorial Ltda. Compilación de disposiciones aplicables al MUNICIPIO DE MEDELLÍN n.d. Última actualización: 10 de agosto de 2021 .
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