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Taking a Firm Stance: Incheon Cracks Down on Vehicles with Unpaid Fines to Encourage Diligent Tax Payment

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  1. Incheon Metropolitan City plans to hold the "2nd Joint Nationwide Crackdown Day on Vehicles with Delinquent Taxes" on August 26, imposing sanctions such as impounding license plates and locking wheels.
  2. Around 50 tax officials from the city and its counties and districts will take part, with the main targets being vehicles with two or more delinquent automobile tax payments or non-tax revenue arrears of 300,000 won or more.
  3. About 188,000 vehicles with delinquent taxes owe a total of 177 billion won, and inquiries about installment payment requests and other matters can be directed to the tax departments of each county and district office.

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Taking a Firm Stance: Incheon Cracks Down on Vehicles with Unpaid Fines to Encourage Diligent Tax Payment

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 징수의 칼을 빼 들다: 인천시, 체납차량 강력 단속으로 성실 납세 유도

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