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Debt Relief for Taxi Operators

Debt Relief for Taxi Operators

18 Apr 2020

You do not need to pay your finance instalment for April 2020 if you meet the qualifying criteria.

OVERVIEW

  • You do not need to pay your finance instalment for April 2020 if you meet the qualifying criteria.

  • If you elect not to pay your instalment for April, you will have your credit term extended, unless SA Taxi makes other arrangements with you.
  • Contact your insurance company to find out if you also do not have to pay your insurance premium for April 2020. – some insurance companies are offering this benefit

APPLICABILITY PERIOD

April 2020

QUALIFICATION CRITERIA

  • Your account with SA Taxi has to be in good standing
  • If your account is not in good standing, you can still qualify for payment relief if:
  • The telematics device in your vehicle is in working order; and
  • You are not travelling during the lockdown period; or
  • You are only travelling to provide transport in support of essential services.
  • SA Taxi will send you an SMS to let you know if your account is in good standing

HOW DO I REGISTER / APPLY?

To apply contact SA Taxi on 011 550 9460
 

WHERE CAN I
 FIND SUPPORT?

Call SA Taxi on 011 550 9460 or Click here to visit their website

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