It’s become less common lately, but…
Even when people tell me straight-faced that it’s been digitized…
Since automobile tax and light vehicle tax are in different categories, the jurisdiction is also…
Well, I think the problem is that it’s just confusing (*´з`)
(´∀｀*) Hehe The once-a-year big sale Amazon Prime Day 7/12・13
For light vehicles and small motorcycles, presentation of a tax certificate issued by the municipality with jurisdiction is required.
Light vehicle and motorcycle taxes are managed by municipalities.
Unlike automobile tax category division, they are not centrally managed.
= The land transport bureau doesn’t know about it, in other words.
In Tokyo, you’re directed to go to the metropolitan tax office. (For automobiles)
Always keep the payment notice that arrives around May every year (*’▽’)
The key is to buy a file and keep everything organized!
If our shop finds missing documents when your bike comes in, that’s 6,600 yen, which is basically paying the tax all over again? You end up wasting money.
It’s about whether you’re serious about life or not. Once you buy an A4 file and make a habit of throwing everything in it, you’ll never lose anything again.
I’m saying it again! It’s NOT digitized!
Kanagawa Prefecture’s explanation is easy to understand, so I’ll paste it here (*’▽’)
Finally! What you need for inspection is the “Tax Certificate for Renewal Inspection”
I write “tax certificate” (nozei shomeisho), but what you really need is
the “Tax Certificate for Renewal Inspection” *with remaining validity.
Don’t cut along the perforation for renewal inspection and just bring the tax certificate part.
You need the one that says “Tax Certificate for Renewal Inspection,” so please be careful.
