Razia title, Banten Provincial Government finds 86 ASN vehicles Nunggak tax

SERANG -The Banten provincial government has held a vehicle attack that did not pay taxes in the Central Government of the Banten Provincial Government (KP3B), Serang City. A total of 86 vehicles belonging to the State Civil Device (ASN) were recorded in arrears. The attack was held on Wednesday (9/17/2025) to coincide with the National Transport Day Apple (Harhubnas) and the birthday celebration of the Prophet. Officers from various Samsat offices were deployed to investigate ASN vehicles in the KP3B area. Officers look at the windshield or the number plate of the vehicle. If it is known that the tax validity period has passed, the vehicle will be attached to the drawer, did not pay taxes. Browse to continue with the content “It appears that many ASNs have used private vehicles but did not pay taxes. So far we have always emphasized the public to obey taxes,” said Banten’s provincial secretary Deden Aprandhi. Deden hopes that ASNs can give examples in obedience to paying taxes, so that people are also encouraged to pay vehicle tax on time. “Now we first emphasize the entire ASN of the Banten Provincial Government to set an example. In this way, tax compliance can be started,” he said. He mentioned that 86 two wheel and four -wheeled vehicles attacks could be an extra potential for local original income (road) if the owner immediately paid taxes. “Alhamdulillah, about 86 vehicles. If it is calculated nominally, the tax potential that can be obtained is almost RP. 200 million. Not bad for one day, and hopefully the ASNS will pay off their obligations immediately,” he said. Meanwhile, Banten Bapenda acting chief Rita Prameswari said there would be a follow -up to the findings of the many ASNs who did not pay taxes. Bapenda will coordinate with the OPD where as a delends work. “As the secretary said, the results of the data collection will first be stock. Later we group on the basis of any OPD. Then we will coordinate with the OPD head, or be deducted or paid directly to the nearest Samsat,” he said. He also said that there was an official car known that he did not pay taxes. It will communicate with related OPD, so that arrears are refunded immediately. “There is one official vehicle that also did not pay taxes. We pasted the stickers and gave a warning to pay off immediately,” he said. (Aik/Mea)