Mau Bayar Pajak Motor atau Mobil Orang Lain? Ini Trik Online-nya

Pemilik kendaraan kini tidak perlu datang ke kantor Samsat untuk memperpanjang pajak tahunan atau melakukan pengesahan Surat Tanda Nomor Kendaraan Bermotor (STNK), termasuk kendaraan atas nama orang lain. Layanan ini bisa diakses melalui aplikasi Samsat Digital Nasional (SIGNAL), yang memungkinkan proses pengesahan STNK secara online dengan lebih praktis dan cepat.

Sebelum melakukan pengesahan STNK kendaraan milik orang lain, wajib pajak perlu menyiapkan beberapa data penting:

  • Nomor registrasi kendaraan bermotor (NRKB)

  • Nama pemilik kendaraan

  • Nomor Induk Kependudukan (NIK) e-KTP

  • Lima digit terakhir nomor rangka kendaraan

  • Email aktif

Langkah awal pendaftaran aplikasi SIGNAL:

  1. Unduh aplikasi SIGNAL di App Store atau Play Store.

  2. Buka aplikasi, pilih “Daftar di sini” dan isi data pribadi: NIK, nama sesuai KTP, email, nomor ponsel, dan kata sandi.

  3. Unggah foto KTP dan lakukan verifikasi wajah.

  4. Masukkan kode OTP yang dikirim melalui SMS dan verifikasi email melalui tautan yang dikirim ke inbox.

  5. Setelah akun aktif, masuk kembali ke aplikasi dengan nomor ponsel dan kata sandi, lalu pilih layanan yang dibutuhkan.

Cara pengesahan STNK atas nama orang lain:

  1. Klik simbol tambah untuk menambahkan data kendaraan.

  2. Isi form data kendaraan: nama pemilik sesuai STNK. Jika kendaraan milik anggota keluarga satu KK, pilih opsi yang tersedia.

  3. Masukkan NRKB, lima digit terakhir nomor rangka, dan NIK pemilik kendaraan. Unggah foto e-KTP.

  4. Klik “Lanjut” untuk menambahkan dokumen, kemudian konfirmasi data dan pilih alamat pengiriman.

  5. Pilih metode pengiriman e-TBPKP: dikirim via Pos atau dicetak mandiri.

  6. Lanjutkan ke proses pembayaran dengan memilih bank (Mandiri, BRI, BNI, BTN) dan ikuti instruksi pembayaran melalui ATM, mobile banking, internet banking, atau teller bank.

Perlu dicatat, pengesahan STNK online hanya berlaku untuk pajak tahunan, bukan penggantian STNK lima tahunan. Dokumen fisik yang diterima pemilik kendaraan berupa Surat Ketetapan Kewajiban Pembayaran Pajak Kendaraan Bermotor (SKKP PKB).

Dengan layanan online ini, proses pengesahan STNK menjadi lebih mudah, aman, dan efisien, terutama bagi mereka yang sibuk atau ingin menghindari antrean di kantor Samsat.

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