Politics · Saudi Arabia · 1 hr ago
Etimad launches fine installment service for private and non-profit establishments
Saudi Arabia's National Center for Government Resource Systems has launched a fine installment service on Etimad.
It is for private and non-profit establishments with outstanding fines imposed by government agencies and recorded on the Efaa platform.
Instead of paying the full amount at once, an establishment can apply to settle its fines in installments.
Requests must follow approved procedures, though no further details about those procedures are given.
The service is intended to ease the financial burden on establishments while also helping increase government revenue.
Eligible establishments can now submit installment requests through Etimad.
The National Center for Government Resource Systems announced a service allowing private- and non-profit-sector establishments to request installment payments for outstanding fines.
The service is available through the Etimad platform.
It covers fines imposed by government agencies and recorded on the Efaa platform.
The service aims to ease the financial burden of paying fines and contribute to increased government revenue.
Requests are handled in accordance with approved procedures.
- Who
- The National Center for Government Resource Systems announced the service. It is for private- and non-profit-sector establishments.
- What
- A service to request installment payments for outstanding financial fines.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Through the Etimad platform; covered fines are recorded on the Efaa platform.
- Why
- To ease the financial burden of paying fines while contributing to increased government revenue.
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- Service
- Installment Requests for Violations
- Platform
- Etimad
- Fines platform
- Efaa
- Eligible sectors
- Private and non-profit sectors
- Announcing body
- National Center for Government Resource Systems (NCGR)
What people are saying
The new service enables establishments to apply for installment-based settlement of outstanding financial fines in accordance with approved procedures.