Chandigarh, November 29
The Punjab government has taken stringent action against motor vehicle dealers who have failed to pay their possession tax dues. The Transport Department has deactivated the user IDs of dealers owing Rs. 7.85 crore, effectively halting their operations.
Key Points:
- Strict Enforcement: The government is committed to ensuring compliance with the Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR) 1989.
- Recovery Efforts: The department has already recovered over Rs. 17 crore in outstanding dues.
- Addressing Sub-Dealer Issue: The government is working on a solution to regulate sub-dealers and streamline the vehicle dealership process.
- One GST, One VAHAN Policy: The department is exploring the implementation of a unified GST and VAHAN system to simplify procedures.
- Second-Hand Vehicle Market Regulation: Efforts are underway to bring second-hand vehicle dealerships under regulatory oversight.
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The government’s decisive action aims to curb tax evasion and ensure a fair and transparent automotive market in Punjab.
