Suwon City Sends 'Delinquency Notices' via Mobile Messenger
The city of Suwon in Gyeonggi Province will send delinquency notices using a ‘mobile electronic notification system’.
On the 17th, Suwon City announced that it plans to send electronic delinquency notices in document form by December to approximately 160,000 local tax and non-tax revenue delinquents.
Delinquents can easily check the notice on their smartphones after verifying their identity.
The mobile electronic notification service can be easily received by anyone with a smartphone without a separate application. Notices are accurately delivered even if the actual residence and the registered address differ. Notices to corporations and foreigners will be sent by mail.
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An official from Suwon City stated, "With the introduction of mobile electronic notifications, citizens can check notices more conveniently," adding, "This will reduce costs for producing paper notices and mailing them, and will help secure finances by increasing the delivery rate and collection rate of delinquency notices."
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