Haryana Road Tax

Every vehicle owner in Haryana is required to pay road tax, as per the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988. The State Government of Haryana is authorised to collect this tax. Hence, you can visit any of the 92 RTO offices in the state to do so. You can also make the payment online through the Haryana Transport Department website. 

Here’s how you can pay this road tax online, through the Parivahan website. 

• Go to the official Parivahan Checkpost page

• Select ‘Haryana’ as your state from the dropdown

• Choose ‘Vehicle Tax Collection (NCR)’ if your have an NCR permit

• Click on ‘Vehicle Tax Collection (Other State)’ if you don’t have an NCR permit

• Proceed by selecting ‘Go’, which will direct you to the vehicle details form

• Fill in your vehicle number and click on ‘Get Details’

• Enter the information missing in the fields that aren’t automatically filled

• Select ‘Calculate Tax’ and the amount will be displayed on your screen as per state notification

• Click on ‘Pay Tax’

• Choose the your payment gateway

• Select ‘Continue’ and make the payment

• Print the receipt generated after a successful payment

Haryana imposes road taxes on all types of vehicles, including private and passenger vehicles, new and aged vehicles, and vehicles that are used for transportation and those that are not. The taxes are estimated based on a variety of factors, including:

• Age of the vehicle

• Weight

• Size

• Place of origin

• Purpose of the vehicle

• Capacity of the engine

   

If you have cleared your road taxes once, usually, you don’t have to pay them again. Also, keep in mind that you have to pay the taxes based on the ex-showroom price rather than the on-road pricing.

Here’s how road tax is applicable to two-wheeler vehicles in Haryana. 

Note: All this information and further details can be found on the official Government of Haryana Transport Department website.

The road tax you might have to pay if you’re an owner of a four-wheeler vehicle in Haryana is given below. 

Note: You can find such details and other data on the official Haryana Transport Department portal.

The following is the taxation that can be applicable to vehicles used for special purposes. 

Note: You can refer to the official Haryana Transport Department website for such information.

Road tax in Haryana is imposed and regulated by the Central and State Governments, as explained below.

• State Government:

  Road tax varies from state to state. This is due to the fact that this government body is responsible for the development and maintenance of most roads in a particular state (except national highways). Hence, tax payers in Haryana will pay their road tax at Haryana RTOs.

• Central Government:

  Taxes such as GST, additional cess (depending upon the model and vehicle type), customs, central excise, etc. are imposed and managed by the Central Government.

The payment of road tax in Haryana is mandatory. It contributes to the development of roads and the management of a seamless driving experience. In addition to road tax, it is also compulsory to have motor insurance in India. Having good car insurance or bike insurance will give you coverage in times of any unfortunate event like theft, accident, or any damage to your vehicle. Browse from a wide range of options and get your hands on the best car insurance or bike insurance at Bajaj Markets now!