The Tax Agency has extended to 31 December 2019 the selling of vehicular circulation permits at 611 branches of 31 financial entities nationwide. The DGII says that as of 2 January, DIGESETT officers have been instructed to tow vehicles that do not present the stickers on their front windows. Those not getting their sticker in time will need to pay a RD$2,000 fine.
At the first deadline for the renewal, 1,159,099 units of vehicles had already renewed their tag of a fleet of 1,374,321 units, for 84.3%. There were 215,222 taxpayers that needed to get the sticker known as the “marbete.”
The amount collected so far was RD$1.9 billion. It is estimated that RD$2.25 billion will be eventually collected.
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17 December 2019