Islamabad Excise Starts Collecting Token of Islamabad’s Vehicle No. Online
Check out: Islamabad Police Plans to Install Hi-Tech Cameras at Every Checkpost He also revealed that more than 100 people have registered their vehicle in the initial six hours. Moreover, citizens can also submit other fees online as well. Because of the online payment solution, the owners of more than 1.1 million registered vehicles do not need to visit the excise office.
The Department of Excise and Taxation has established an online system that allows people to pay token taxes for vehicles registered with the ETO in Islamabad. The owners living across Pakistan are now able to pay token taxes online. Due to the increase in such incidents, the Islamabad Excise and Taxation department has decided to issue E-Tags for every vehicle. Each E-Tag will carry a coded identification number that the driver can paste on the windshield or number plate of the vehicle. For More Details Please Visit: Islamabad Excise Department Launches E-Tagging Service to Minimize Car Theft Incidents
