The Honduran Customs Administration implemented this Friday (07.05.2021/XNUMX/XNUMX) the “Virtual POS system"which will allow for the making of payments arising from customs obligations, whether settlements or declarations.
Thus, the agency advances in its The objective is to optimize and facilitate customs tax collection, allowing individuals and legal entities to make payments of taxes, fees or other fiscal types through credit or debit cards from any banking institution under the VISA and Mastercard franchises.d, according to the statement.
In that sense, the Deputy Director of the Honduran Customs Administration, Doris Madrid, said: “This development seeks to provide technological tools that strengthen the commitment to citizens by expanding the payment options for customs obligations through credit or debit cards; moving from conventional to virtual means.”
Now The user will have to access the site and follow the steps to make the corresponding payment with your card, regardless of the banking institution to which it belongs, guaranteeing the highest levels of security, speed and support in the transaction.
You will only need to have an internet connection, access the official Honduras Customs website and have your National Tax Registry (RTN), your settlement number if required, and your credit or debit card on hand.
The Honduran Customs Administration established a program to increase tax collection and trade facilitation, with measures such as enabling electronic payment methods for receiving customs duties in accordance with the provisions of the Law of Assistance to the Productive Sector and Workers. Likewise, the Honduran customs entity, “in recent months has established an alliance with banking institutions that are part of the country's financial sector, which has allowed the online payment of customs duties with a guarantee,” the statement concludes.
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