ByIslamabad, Pakistan: The Director of the Excise & Taxation Department in Islamabad, Bilal Azam, has announced his department’s commitment to providing more transparent and user-friendly services to residents, particularly in the areas of vehicle registration and token tax payment.
Azam highlighted the department’s efforts to leverage digital solutions to improve accessibility and reduce the reliance on intermediaries. He emphasized the importance of citizens utilizing the department’s online services to streamline processes and promote transparency.
The department has introduced several initiatives to improve service delivery, including:
- Mobile registration vans: The department offers mobile registration vans that can be scheduled to visit residents’ homes or offices.
- Online token tax payment: Residents can now pay their token tax using the Islamabad Citizen App.
- Stricter enforcement: The department is actively monitoring and enforcing regulations related to tinted windows and fancy number plates.
The Excise & Taxation Department has seen a significant increase in vehicle registrations in recent years, reaching almost 1.5 million. The department has reduced the average processing time for vehicle registration from several weeks to a few days through digital initiatives. Business Recorder
Azam urged vehicle owners to comply with regulations and avoid modifications that could lead to fines. He also called on the media to help raise awareness about the department’s online services.
By implementing these initiatives, the Excise & Taxation Department aims to create a more efficient and accessible system for residents.
