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Pilot project allows fee payment for cars and motorbikes online

Residents in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will now be able to pay registration fees for cars and motorbikes through the Government’s national public service portal, banking electronic payment channels and intermediary payment service providers.
Pilot project allows fee payment for cars and motorbikes online ảnh 1Residents of Hanoi and HCM City can pay registration fees for cars and motorbikes through electronic payment services.(Photo: kinhtedothi.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - Residents in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will now beable to pay registration fees for cars and motorbikes through the Government’snational public service portal, banking electronic payment channels andintermediary payment service providers.

This is a pilot project conducted by the General Department of Taxation as ofMarch 12, to digitise administrative procedures through online portals as wellas facilitating taxpayers.

The department said this pilot project will save money and time for taxpayers,contributing to modernising tax administration and collection to the Statebudget.

For registration fees paid via the national public service portal, there mustbe accounts at banks or payment intermediaries, which are linked to the portal.

Payers who want to pay via commercial banks must have bank accounts atVietcombank, Vietinbank, Agribank, VPBank, MBBank and BIDV.

For payers who pay through payment intermediaries, they must use services bythe National Payment Corporation of Vietnam and Momo./.
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