CARS will also allow Oklahomans to sign up to receive an email when it is time to renew their tag with the Tax Commission’s REMIND ME utility. Reminders will be sent the first day of the expiration month entered into the REMIND ME utility.
“CARS is intended to make renewing car tags a convenient, simple and easy process for all individuals,” said Paula Ross, Oklahoma Tax Commission spokesperson. “CARS is open around the clock every day, including weekends, nights and holidays.”
Oklahomans can renew online if they:
- Wish to renew a tag for a noncommercial (automobiles; non-commercial/non-farm trucks; motorcycles; travel trailers; motor homes) or commercial (15,000 pounds or less laden weight) vehicle, that is not more than ten (10) months delinquent.
- Wish to renew a tag for a farm truck weighing (truck + load carried or pulled) 55,000 pounds or less, that is not more than ten (10) months delinquent.
- Have a valid credit/debit card or a checking account to pay for the renewal.
- Have insurance information ready, or are declaring a non-use vehicle.
- Have a driver's license number (if individual) or FEI number (if other than an individual).
- Have a printer connected to a computer in order to print the receipt and/or provide a valid email address to have the receipt sent to that account.
To begin the renewal process, users simply enter the last four digits of their vehicle identification number (VIN), tag number, and if renewing for a farm truck, then the user must enter the Agriculture Exemption Permit (SMX) number.
Motorists have the option to pay for their registration with EFT payments, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. The payments are processed through a secure payment engine, which abides by rigorous policies and procedures to ensure that Oklahomans can be confident that their payments are safe, private and secure.
In the future, the system will be built to accommodate for other registration types such as military and mobile home.
The Convenient Auto Renewal System is a product of a partnership between the Oklahoma Tax Commission and OK.gov, Oklahoma’s Official Web site that allows for no tax dollars to be used to build, operate, or maintain the service online.
About the Oklahoma Tax Commission
Since 1931, the Oklahoma Tax Commission has held the responsibility of the collection and administration of taxes, licenses and fees that impact every Oklahoman. The collected revenues fuel such state projects as education, transportation, recreation, social welfare and a myriad of other services. Additional information is available at www.tax.ok.gov.
About OK.gov
OK.gov is the Official Web site of the state of Oklahoma and a collaborative effort between the Oklahoma Office of State Finance (OSF) and Oklahoma Interactive, LLC to help Oklahoma government entities Web-enable their information services. OSF is responsible for OK.gov. Oklahoma Interactive operates, maintains, and markets OK.gov and is part of eGovernment firm NIC’s (NASDAQ: EGOV) family of companies.
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Autor(en)/Author(s): Paula Ross, Mark Mitchell
Quelle/Source: Business Wire, 17.02.2010
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