Mizoram Road Tax

State governments are responsible for ensuring that the state highways and other roads in the state are maintained optimally. They are also responsible for constructing new roads and infrastructure needed to boost connectivity in the state.

To manage the costs associated with these activities, state governments are allowed to charge road tax on all vehicles registered in the state.

Every state can define its rules and tax rates for road tax. Some states might offer a one-time road tax payment at the time of registration, while others might offer annual road tax payment options.

You can visit the website of the transport department of your state for details on the same.

The Mizoram State Government levies road tax in Mizoram. The rules are based on the Mizoram Motor Vehicles (Taxation) (Amendment) Act, 2019.

The Mizoram Government has defined the parameters that it uses to calculate road tax in the state. Road tax in Mizoram for bikes is calculated based on their engine capacity and age. The same parameters are used for calculating road tax for cars in Mizoram.

For all other types of vehicles, the state government has defined road tax differently, as described below.

Calculation of Road Tax in Mizoram for Two-Wheelers

These are the Mizoram RTO charges for new two-wheelers purchased for personal (non-commercial) use.

<td>Up to 100 cc</td>
<td>More than 100 cc but less than 200 cc</td>
<td>More than 200 cc but less than 300 cc</td>
<td>More than 300 cc</td>

The lifetime road tax rate for new two-wheelers at the time of registration is 6% of the cost of the vehicle before VAT.

Calculation of Road Tax in Mizoram for Three-Wheelers
Here are the details of road tax in Mizoram for three-wheelers:

Calculation of Road Tax in Mizoram for Four-Wheelers
Based on the cost of the vehicle, the road tax in Mizoram for cars that are new and used for personal purposes (non-commercial) is as follows:

<td>Up to 800 cc</td>
<td>More than 800 cc but less than 1000 cc</td>
<td>More than 1000 cc but less than 2000 cc</td>
<td>More than 2000 cc but less than 3000 cc</td>
<td>More than 3000 cc</td>

Calculation of Road Tax in Mizoram for Commercial Vehicles

Commercial vehicles have a different structure and rate for RTO tax in Mizoram as described below:

Here are the steps for Road Tax Online Payment in Mizoram:

• The first step for paying online road tax in Mizoram is to visit the official website of Parivahan Sewa.

• Once you land on the homepage, scroll down and locate the “Vehicle Related Services” section.

• In this section, click on “Other Services” as road tax payment falls under that option.

• On the next page, click on “Tax & Fee” under the “Core Services” section.

• This will open a new page with a dropdown list. Select ‘Mizoram’ from the list.

• The following page will display a list of services offered. Click on “Pay Your Tax” to pay Mizoram Road Tax Online.

• Fill in the registration number of your vehicle and the last five digits of the chassis number to proceed.

• Pay the road tax online and download the receipt for your records.

Here is a step-by-step process for paying road tax in Mizoram offline:

• Visit the RTO data page on the Parivahan website, select Mizoram as the state, and go through the list of services offered by each RTO. Visit the RTo that offers road tax payment services offline.

• Fill out the tax payment form with accurate details and provide any documents as requested.

• Pay the tax amount using one of the available payment methods.

• Collect the receipt for the tax payment.

Here are the details of the penalty that you will have to pay if you miss paying road tax in Mizoram on or before the due date:

Two-wheelers: ₹200 per month or part thereof for the number of days delayed.

Three-wheelers: ₹500 per month or part thereof for the number of days delayed.

Medium and Heavy Motor Vehicles: ₹1,000 per month or part thereof for the number of days delayed.

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Paying road tax is the sign of a responsible vehicle owner. If all vehicle owners pay the taxes responsibly and on time, then the state government can plan development and improve the transportation infrastructure for its residents.