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Pay Vehicle Tax On Line 17 February 2012

The Department of Infrastructure is encouraging more people to use the on-line service to pay their vehicle duty since its successful introduction in November 2011.

David Cretney, Minister, said:

“There has been a good initial response to the new on-line payment service for vehicle duty. About 8% of licenses renewed in December were renewed on-line. I would encourage as many people as possible to try the new facility. An initial registration is required if you’ve never used Government on-line services before, but thereafter the procedure is straightforward.”

The on-line payment facility has been available since last November and if you are eligible to use the service the vehicle duty reminder will include a special code to facilitate on-line payment. Otherwise the vehicle license may be renewed by post or at a local Post Office in the usual manner.

For further information contact the Licensing Office on 686837 or email enquiries@highways.gov.im

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