To date, a total of 1,063,755 tags have been sold out of the 1,684,837 vehicles eligible for renewal. This supposes a collection for the concept of RD$1,763 million, reported yesterday the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII).
Via the web portal www.dgii.gov.do, 119,296 tags have been sold, 32,171 at DGII offices and 912,288 at authorized financial entities and cooperatives.
The DGII reminded taxpayers that the deadline for the sale of tags online expires on January 15, 2023, therefore it calls on motor vehicle owners to take advantage of this facility through the website www.dgii.gov .do and receive it at home.
In this sense, the DGII warned that there will be no extension in the renewal of the label, so after this period the purchase can be made over the counter in the authorized institutions until January 31, 2023.
The institution also recalled that, to carry out the renewal in any of the available entities, as well as for the reception of orders made via the web, it is essential to have a photocopy of the registration of the vehicle to be renewed, legible and in good condition.
The values of the Vehicle Circulation Tax (label) remain unchanged in relation to the previous period. These are: RD$1,500.00 for vehicles manufactured up to the year 2017 and RD$3,000.00 for vehicles manufactured from the year 2018, inclusive, onwards.
For renewal, 33 financial entities and cooperatives with 689 branches distributed throughout the national geography are available; as well as in the collection offices of the DGII of Villa Vásquez, Montecristi province and Sánchez, Samaná province.
Likewise, the DGII reported that for this period of tag renewal there are 1,684,837 working vehicles and an estimated collection of RD$2,734,183,500 is expected.
