The Revenue Service on wheels

Today taxpayers in Keda, a mountainous municipality in Georgia’s western Adjara region, are trying a new service on wheels provided by Georgia’s Revenue Service.

To give taxpayers the opportunity to pay all their taxes in a more comfortable and convenient way without leaving their remote villages, the state service has introduced a special minivan – RS (Revenue Service) CAR – that’s fully equipped and able to remotely provide all services of this governmental body.

The RS Car is full equipped and able to provide all services of this governmental body. Photo by Revenue Service press office. 

These mobile service cars will operate through the whole country in places remote from official Revenue Service centres.

At the vehicles, people can not only pay their taxes but also can get advice or to receive any documents they need.

Minister of Finance Nodar Khaduri introduces the service to the users in Keda. Photo by Revenue Service press office. 

Today Georgia’s Minister of Finance Nodar Khaduri tested how this new service worked together with his Deputy, the head of the Revenue Service Giorgi Tabuashvili.

Now the Revenue Service operates two cars, which will change location everyday moving from one place to another and servicing a wide number of people.