Yeonggwang-gun imposed 2 billion won in automobile tax for the second period of 2024. Yeonggwang-gun (Governor Jang Se-il) imposed 2 billion won on 12,870 automobile taxes for the second quarter in December 2024.
Automobile tax is a tax levied twice a year (June and December). This second period is for owners of automobiles, two-wheeled vehicles, and construction machinery registered in the jurisdiction as of December 1 for the retention period from July 1 to December 31, depending on ▲purpose of the vehicle ▲vehicle type ▲displacement ▲age of the vehicle. The tax amount is assessed differently. Vehicles for which the annual tax amount has been paid in advance and vehicles with an annual tax value of 100,000 won or less for which the full amount was assessed in June are excluded from taxation.
The payment period is from December 16 to December 31, and payment can be made by bank transfer or credit card payment using cash deposit/withdrawal machines at financial institutions nationwide. Even without a tax payment notice, you can pay using Wi-Tax, Internet Giro, or ARS phone number (142211).
A military official said, ‘If you do not pay by the payment deadline, December 31st, you will have to pay an additional 3% late payment penalty and disadvantages such as a reminder notice may be sent, so be sure to pay by the payment deadline.’ requested.
Meanwhile, Yeonggwang-gun conducted a “Warm and Safe winter” campaign in the area around the county office intersection on the 11th to protect the health and safety of residents during the winter.
In this campaign, 60 people, including the Safety Management Department, Volunteer Fire Department, and autonomous Fire Foundation, participated in various activities to protect residents from various risk factors in winter and help them spend a safe and warm winter.
campaign participants wear safety shoulder belts and distribute safety culture promotional materials containing winter energy practices, encouraging them to practice safety rules in their daily lives, and emphasizing the importance of prior inspection and planning for safety vulnerabilities, considering seasonal characteristics that increase the risk of accidents in winter. emphasized.
In addition, as the use of heating devices increased due to dry weather and strong winds, the risk of fires increased, so fire evacuation tips were provided frequently and the proper use of heating devices was promoted to residents.
An official from Yeonggwang-gun said, “Through this campaign, we will make various efforts to prevent various accidents that may occur during the winter and to help residents enjoy a warm and safe winter.”
Economy Queen Reporter Choi Hana
.
Interview: Understanding the Impact of Automobile Taxation and Winter Safety in Yeonggwang-gun
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Kim, an expert in public policy and local government initiatives. We’re here to discuss the recent imposition of a 2 billion won automobile tax in Yeonggwang-gun for the second period of 2024. Can you provide some context regarding this tax?
Dr. Kim: Certainly! The automobile tax in yeonggwang-gun, imposed twice a year, varies based on factors like vehicle type, displacement, age, and usage purpose. For this second period, those who own registered vehicles as of December 1 will need to pay their tax from December 16 to December 31. This tax helps fund local infrastructure and services.
Editor: With nearly 12,870 automobile taxes levied, what implications does this hold for residents and vehicle owners in the municipality?
Dr. Kim: The tax can considerably affect residents financially. It’s essential for vehicle owners to understand their obligations to avoid late penalties, which can amount to an additional 3%. the structured assessment, defined by modifications such as vehicle age or usage purpose, encourages owners to stay updated on their tax responsibilities.
Editor: It’s interesting to note that vehicles that had their annual tax paid in advance or those with an annual tax value of 100,000 won or less are excluded from this tax. How does this exemption influence taxpayer behavior?
Dr. Kim: This exemption is designed to alleviate the tax burden on lower-value vehicles and those who are already compliant.It encourages timely tax payments for those affected and may lead to greater tax compliance among vehicle owners. Awareness of these exemptions can indeed guide owners in optimizing their financial liabilities.
Editor: Switching topics,Yeonggwang-gun also recently launched a “Warm and Safe Winter” campaign. Could you elaborate on its objectives?
Dr. Kim: Yes, the campaign aims to enhance community safety during the winter months, addressing increased risks due to weather conditions. By emphasizing safety practices and winter energy use, the campaign educates residents on fire risks associated with heating devices, which is especially critical given seasonal factors like dry weather and strong winds.
Editor: What specific actions were taken during this campaign, and how can similar initiatives impact community awareness?
Dr. Kim: The campaign involved around 60 participants, including local safety departments and volunteer organizations. They distributed safety culture materials and conducted inspections of heating devices, promoting planning and awareness to mitigate accidents. Such initiatives foster community solidarity and empower residents to take proactive measures for their safety, creating a ripple effect in public awareness.
Editor: In your view, how can residents best prepare for both tax obligations and winter safety measures?
Dr. Kim: Residents should mark tax deadlines in their calendars and familiarize themselves with payment methods,like Wi-Tax and ARS phone services. For winter safety, ensuring that heating devices are functional and well-maintained is crucial. Regular checks and following safety tips shared during initiatives can definately help prevent accidents and create a safer environment.
Editor: Thank you,Dr.kim, for sharing your expertise on these vital topics. As we transition into winter, this advice will surely help residents navigate their automobile tax responsibilities and enhance their safety.
Dr. Kim: It was my pleasure. Being informed about both taxation and safety measures is vital for community wellbeing. I encourage everyone to stay proactive.
Key Takeaways:
- Yeonggwang-gun imposed a 2 billion won automobile tax affecting 12,870 vehicles for the second period of 2024.
- Understanding vehicle tax responsibilities helps avoid additional penalties for late payments.
- The “Warm and Safe Winter” campaign emphasizes essential safety practices during winter.
- Residents can prepare by familiarizing themselves with tax payment methods and ensuring heating devices are properly maintained.