Car registration fee is a mandatory fee that motor vehicle owners in Vietnam must pay to the government when registering their vehicle for the first time. Simply put, it’s like a tax you have to pay to legally drive your car on the road.
The purpose of collecting registration fees is to increase state budget revenue, which is then used to invest in developing transportation infrastructure and other public services.
Paying car registration fee
Anyone, whether an individual or an organization, who buys a new car or a car that has never been registered in Vietnam must pay the registration fee.
The car registration fee is calculated based on the vehicle’s value and the tax rate stipulated by the state. Accordingly, the current registration tax rate is 10% for cars with fewer than 9 seats in Hanoi. For other provinces, the registration tax rate is 2%.
You can pay the car registration fee at the tax department where you are registered as a permanent resident or at mobile registration fee collection points.
If you do not pay the registration fee, you will not be able to register your car’s license plate and will not be allowed to drive the car on the road. In addition, you may be fined according to the law.
To avoid unnecessary trouble, you should carefully research the regulations on paying car registration fees and prepare all necessary documents before going to the tax authority.
Checking car documents
For a more detailed and complete understanding of car registration fees, you can refer to the following articles:
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