Jangan-gu Regular Registration and License Tax Assessment for This Year
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.01.15 09:46
Jangan-gu announced on the 15th that it has levied 277 million won in regular registration and license tax for January 2013 on 11,913 cases.
Registration and license tax related to licenses is a tax imposed on the establishment of rights or processing of reports for specific business facilities or acts such as various permits, approvals, registrations, and designations. It is levied annually on those holding licenses as of January 1st, divided into categories 1 through 5.
Payment can be made at all financial institutions nationwide including agricultural cooperatives and post offices. Online payment is available through WeTax (www.wetax.go.kr), Giro (www.giro.or.kr), and credit card company websites.
Payment through virtual accounts listed on the tax notice is available. When using cash dispensers (CD/ATM), local taxes can be inquired and paid using one's own card or bankbook without a notice. For others, payment can also be made at cash dispensers by entering the electronic payment number stated on the notice.
An official from the district office stated, "Payment deadlines often cause congestion at financial institution counters and connection overload for virtual account payments, creating inconvenience. By paying before the deadline, you can save a 3% surcharge," and urged, "Please make your payment by January 31st."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipRegistration and license tax related to licenses is a tax imposed on the establishment of rights or processing of reports for specific business facilities or acts such as various permits, approvals, registrations, and designations. It is levied annually on those holding licenses as of January 1st, divided into categories 1 through 5.
Payment can be made at all financial institutions nationwide including agricultural cooperatives and post offices. Online payment is available through WeTax (www.wetax.go.kr), Giro (www.giro.or.kr), and credit card company websites.
Payment through virtual accounts listed on the tax notice is available. When using cash dispensers (CD/ATM), local taxes can be inquired and paid using one's own card or bankbook without a notice. For others, payment can also be made at cash dispensers by entering the electronic payment number stated on the notice.
An official from the district office stated, "Payment deadlines often cause congestion at financial institution counters and connection overload for virtual account payments, creating inconvenience. By paying before the deadline, you can save a 3% surcharge," and urged, "Please make your payment by January 31st."
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