The Tax Administration issued a reminder that new controls over motor vehicle tax will commence on March 30, 2026. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance tax collection efficiency and ensure that all vehicle owners comply with the existing tax regulations. The notice explains that the controls will involve systematic verification of registration data, cross‑checking of payment records, and spot checks on vehicles to confirm that the appropriate tax has been paid. Owners are required to have their tax receipts readily available for inspection, and failure to present proof of payment may result in fines or temporary suspension of vehicle usage. The advisory also details the categories of vehicles affected, including private cars, commercial trucks, and motorcycles, and clarifies the applicable tax rates for each category. Additionally, the Administration provides guidance on how to rectify missed payments, offering a grace period with reduced penalties for those who come forward voluntarily before the enforcement date. Resources such as online portals, informational leaflets, and contact numbers are supplied to assist taxpayers in verifying their status and completing any necessary payments. The overall objective of the controls is to promote fairness, reduce tax evasion, and increase revenue that can be reinvested in public services and infrastructure.