The TS-RTA has raised the taxes on vehicles. After increasing the registration rates, now the KCR Government has looked at the RTA for mobilising the revenues.
This increase in taxes will affect all two, three and four-wheeler owners.
It is 13 per cent on vehicles priced below Rs five lakh, 14 per cent on above Rs five lakh, 17 per cent on above Rs 10 lakh while there will be an 18 per cent increase on vehicles above Rs 20 lakh.
There is utter confusion among customers who go to RTA for registration and re-registrations. Authorities are hesitant about explaining the category-wise percentage.
The finer details are yet to come out in open. It is a known fact that the booking for the registration of vehicles is done online, but for that one has to depend on the brokers for the completion of the work.
Any work pertaining to the vehicles is done by the brokers at the RTA. License, registration and all things are done with the help of brokers.
Even at the GHMC and also the registration offices for houses and lands the things are done by the Brokers.
