[August 30, 2016] |
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Oklahoma Tax Commission Launches Enhanced CARS.ok.gov
The Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) recently unveiled a new look and
improved functionality for CARS.ok.gov
(Convenient Auto Renewal System) tag (News - Alert) renewal system. The redesign flows
better with the rest of the OTC website and is more adaptable for both
mobile and web platforms.
As individuals renew their car tags over the coming year, they will have
the option through CARS.ok.gov
to pay an extra fee and retain their existing tag number for the newly
designed license plate they will receive in 2017.
"CARS.ok.gov
is intended to make renewing car tags a convenient, simple and easy
process for individuals," said Paula Ross, Oklahoma Tax Commission
spokesperson. "CARS.ok.gov
is open around the clock every day, including weekends, nights and
holidays."
The CARS.ok.gov
homepage content was evaluated and redesigned with user feedback in
mind, providing the public with a more functional and user-friendly
experience. The application now has modified instructions that walk the
end user through the application with ease. It also links to the OTC's
main website for up-to-date information regarding tag renewals.
The online application functions on multiple mobile and web platforms
using responsive design. When a user accesses the application from his
or her mobile device, media queries hide large images and stylistic
elements so the application can be viewed with ease on smaller devices.
Oklahomans can renew their car tags online, via CARS.ok.gov,
if they:
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Renew a tag for a noncommercial (automobiles; noncommercial/non-farm
trucks; motorcycles; travel trailers; motor homes) or commercial
(15,000 pounds or less laden weight) vehicle, that is not more than
ten (10) months delinquent.
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Renew a tag for a farm truck weighing (truck + load carried or pulled)
55,000 pounds or less, that is not more than ten (10) months
delinquent.
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Have a valid credit/debit card or a checking account to pay for the
renewal.
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Have insurance information ready, or are declaring a non-use vehicle.
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Have a driver's license number (if individual) or FEI number (if other
than an individual).
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Have a printer connected to a computer to print the receipt and/or
provide a valid email address to have the receipt sent to that account.
CARS.ok.gov was developed in partnership with the Oklahoma
Tax Commission and Oklahoma
Interactive, LLC (OI). OI operates
under a self-funded model, in which no additional tax dollars were used
to develop or maintain this application.
About the Oklahoma Tax Commission The mission of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission is to serve the people of Oklahoma by promoting
tax compliance through quality service and fair administration. Since
1931, the Oklahoma Tax Commission has held the responsibility of the
collection and administration of taxes, licenses, and fees that impact
every Oklahoman. The collected revenues fuel such state projects as
education, transportation, recreation, social welfare and a myriad of
other services. Additional information is available at https://www.tax.ok.gov.
About Oklahoma Interactive, LLC Oklahoma Interactive, LLC
(OI) has provided Oklahoma citizens and businesses with 24/7 access to
state government information and services since 2001 and was created to
improve access to government, reduce service-processing costs, and
enable state agencies to provide a higher quality of service to their
constituents. OI is part of eGovernment firm NIC's (News - Alert) (NASDAQ: EGOV) family
of companies. Additional information is available at https://www.oklahomainteractive.com.
About NIC Founded in 1992, NIC (NASDAQ: EGOV) is the
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