The Ministry of Finance has just issued Circular 60/2023/TT-BTC regulating the collection rates, collection, payment, exemption, and management of fees for registration and license plate issuance of road motor vehicles (Circular 60). Circular 60 replaces Circular No. 229/2016/TT-BTC.
Circular 60 takes effect from October 22, 2023 with many changes in registration and license plate fees for cars and motorbikes.
Specifically, Circular 60 stipulates a change in the fee for the first issuance of a registration certificate with a license plate in Region I for cars (except for passenger cars with 9 seats or less; trailers and semi-trailers registered separately) to VND500,000/time/car. The fee for Region II and Region III is both VND150,000/time/car.
In particular, for passenger cars with 9 seats or less (including pick-up trucks), the fixed fee is 20 million VND/time in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, equivalent to a 40-fold increase compared to before (previously, the fee was only 500,000 VND/time for region I).
Also according to Circular 60, the fee for issuing a new registration certificate with license plate for passenger cars with 9 seats or less (including pick-up cars) in Region II is 1 million VND/time/car.
In region III, the fee is 200,000 VND/time/vehicle for new registration. In both regions II and III, the fee remains unchanged compared to current regulations.
For motorbikes, according to Circular 60, registration fees and license plates for road motor vehicles are calculated based on the value of the vehicle and by region.
Specifically, for vehicles valued at over 40 million VND, the fixed fee is 4 million VND (area I); Area II is 800,000 VND/time/vehicle; Area III is 150,000 VND/time/vehicle instead of the current regulation of 50,000 VND/time/vehicle.
For motorbikes with a value of over 15 million VND to 40 million VND, the fixed fee is 2 million VND/time/vehicle for region I instead of the current regulation of 1-2 million VND; region II remains at 400,000 VND/time/vehicle; region III is 150,000 VND/time/vehicle instead of the current regulation of 50,000 VND/time/vehicle.
For motorbikes worth 15 million VND or less, the fee in area I is 1 million VND/vehicle instead of the current regulation of collecting within the range of 500,000-1,000,000 VND/vehicle; area II remains at 200,000 VND/vehicle; area III has the fee of 150,000 VND/vehicle instead of the current regulation of 50,000 VND/vehicle.
In addition, Circular 60 also stipulates: organizations and individuals with headquarters or residence in any area must pay fees for vehicle registration certificates and license plates according to the fee rates prescribed for that area.
In the case of granting registration certificates and license plates for new vehicles that win auctions, the winning organization or individual shall pay fees for granting registration certificates and license plates for vehicles as follows: registration for granting certificates and license plates in area I shall apply the fee rate in area I; registration for granting certificates and license plates in areas II and III shall apply the fee rate in area II.
Meanwhile, the value of the motorbike used as the basis for applying the fee for granting vehicle registration certificates and license plates is the price for calculating the registration fee at the time of registration.
Region I includes: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, including all districts and counties under the city, regardless of inner city or suburbs.
Region II includes: Centrally-run cities (except Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City) including all districts and counties under the city regardless of inner city or suburb; provincially-run cities and towns including all wards and communes under the city and town regardless of inner city or suburban wards or communes.
Area III includes: Areas other than Area I and Area II.
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