NewsWhore
11-19-2008, 03:30 PM
Drivers only have nine days left to get their "marbete" required for driving a vehicle in the DR. The Department of Taxes (DGII) has made it easy to get the stickers (average time of 5 minutes), with several banks and government offices, and their website offering a fast track service. Those not renewing on time face a RD$500 fine, plus AMET fines for driving without the sticker, and the inconvenience of having to renew the permit at DGII offices only. Tax officials say there won't be any extensions and that to date only 65% of drivers have renewed their Marbete. An estimated 250,000 vehicle owners are leaving the renewal for the last minute.
See www.dgii.gov.do (http://www.dgii.gov.do) for more information.
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See www.dgii.gov.do (http://www.dgii.gov.do) for more information.
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