Ant Financial Services Group’s business unit Alipay, the biggest online payment service and lifestyle platform, has reportedly announced its collaboration with a tax refund organization - GTF (Global Tax Free). This collaboration is aimed at establishing the first paper free mobile tax refund solution in South Korea. Incidentally, this
For the uninitiated, Alipay has always found innovative solutions that make customer experience easier, especially related to tax refund procedures. According to the Digital Journal, the beginning of the year 2017 witnessed the online payment firm commencing the operations of a real-time tax refund service in the European continent. Sources familiar with the matter claim that this service helped users to receive tax rebate instantly in the associated Alipay account by just scanning the company’s QR code at tax counters in the airport.
Danny Chung, Alipay Korea’s General Manager, has been quoted stating that Alipay has always tried to refine tax refund technology to ensure maximum convenience and comfort for Chinese tourists during outbound travel. Currently, the users of this online payment service can claim refunds at over eighty airports.
Danny Chung added that this collaboration would be beneficial for both the companies in leveraging their technical expertise to fabricate an optimal tax refund system in South Korea for outbound users.
Chung further said that this technology would significantly empower users as they need not stand in long queues for availing tax refund, a simple mobile process would be enough without any paperwork. He also pointed out that this will reduce the time taken in getting refunds by making speeding up processes considerably.
For the record, South Korea is rated as the most suitable tourist destination to avail tax refund. Sources claim that nearly 10,000 business merchants in the region carry out transactions with Global Tax Free (GTF) tax refund service.
Saipriya Iyer presently works as a content developer for fractovia.org. Having dabbled with the domain of content creation for nearly half a decade, she now boasts of an enviable portfolio, holding substantial experience in penning down pieces related to technology, finance, and a wide spectrum of other industry verticals. A qualified computer engineering graduate from the University of Pune, Saipriya can often be found leveraging her knowledge of software technology and electronics in her write-ups. She can be contacted at- [email protected] | https://twitter.com/saipriya_i
The Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs has reportedly ordered a probe into Hero MotoCorp to examine its association with an external vendor regarding alleged fund diversion. The objective of the investigation, conducted in the "public interest," is to evaluate the Hero MotoCorp owners... Read More>>
Customers of Ovo, the energy supplier were reportedly left shocked when they received energy bills of up to £49,000, due to data errors that led to overinflated energy bills for some residents. Ovo accepted that some of its customers have been affected by erroneous meter readings, and it bl... Read More>>
Bob Iger, the ex-CEO of Walt Disney Co., is reportedly coming back to the mass media giant less than a year after his retirement. The surprise announcement comes at a time when Disney is struggling to earn profits from its streaming TV services. According to a statement released by Disney late Su... Read More>>