Amendment Motor Vehicle Taxation Act: Madhya Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxation (Amendment) Bill-2025 was introduced in the assembly. The move was taken after seeing the increasing number of vehicles. The penalty has also been mentioned in this bill.
Motor Vehicle Taxation Act mp: Today, Madhya Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxation (Amendment) Bill-2025 was introduced by Transport Minister Uday Pratap Singh in the Assembly. After discussing the legislators, Transport Minister Uday Pratap Singh said that this bill has been brought to improve the transport system. He has made vehicles related services online.
The Transport Minister said that in view of the increasing number and type of vehicles, it is beginning to seem necessary for the effective implementation of the provisions of this Act that, the form and calculation of the object of the motor vehicle mentioned in Section 13 should be rationalized. Due to the entry of the motorized motor in Madhya Pradesh on the vehicle portal, the calculation of tax payable on the vehicle and the penis at the prescribed rate on it continues to be done continuously. In relation to the motorized motor vehicle outside Madhya Pradesh, when running in the state, under the provisions of this Act, if the tax payable is not paid, then it is not possible to find out that it is not possible to find the loss of revenue to the government. Therefore, amending the current provisions, it is necessary to impose a penalty on the tax payable of both the above category motors, in case of violation, proportionally, tax payable. Similarly, simplification and clarity is also necessary to bring simplification and clarity in the process of calculating the objects to be imposed in relation to the motor vehicle, violating the purpose mentioned in the present without a license or license.
Through the bill presented, the Madhya Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxation Act, 1991 is amended as follows- In the event of non-deposit of motor vehicles provided in Section-13 of Madhya Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxation Act, 1991, there is a math at a rate of 04 percent on its payable rate, which may not be more than doubled than the pending payable. If not deposited by registered by the registered heels of other states, four times the mathematics will be done by paying their payable.
Monthly/quarter/annual motor vehicle depositing motors, without permits in the state, in case of permit condition violations, the amount of four times the amount payable by them is payable and the vehicles which have been stored from the east, without the permits, without permits, the permits, the permits, in case of the permit, the amount of their lifetime, the amount of their lifetime, the amount of their lifetime is payable. In order to replace it, in the event of a violation of permits permit condition without passenger vehicles and school buses, a meeting will be taken for Rs 1000/- per seat and in the category of freight, in case of permits permit condition violation in the category of goods, Rs 1000/- per ton or part will be taken for the gross vehicle load of such motor vehicle.
The proposed Motor Vehicle Taxation Bill is related to the required amendment to 2025, Section 13 of the Act. This section-13 (1) is to determine the penalty if any vehicle owner fails to pay the tax pay in any form. Under this section-13, 2 sub-sections 13 (1) and 13 (2) are currently prevalent. Section-13 (1) In any form, if not deposited under the provisions, it is to calculate the penalty (penalty) and Section 13 (2) Vehicles that are run without violating the conditions of permits or permits, are caught for determining.
Section 13 (1)
In the proposed amendments, in relation to vehicles registered in Section 13 (1), the determination of penalty (penalty) has been added for violations for motor vehicles. This is necessary because M.P. The vehicles registered in the vehicle portal are recorded and the penalty calculation is constantly recorded on it. Due to no such system in the state for registered vehicles outside the state. Additional provision for penalty for vehicles registered outside the state has been provided in Section 13 (1).
Section 13 (2)
The form of proposed amendments in Section 13 (2) is mainly aimed at simplification and clarity of calculating the penis. This sub -section is related to implementing the objections payable on vehicles operating with the conditions of operating or permits without permits, in this subcontinent, this subcontinent has separated the public service vehicle / private service vehicle / educational institution bus and school bus category, on which it has been provided with clarity in the calculation of Shasti. In the currently prevalent provisions, this penalty is four times the motor vehicle tax and there is not much difference in the estimated amount of entities after the amendment. In this section 13 (2), Rs 1000 per ton of Rs 1000 has been proposed for the vehicles of the goods vehicle category or in violation of the conditions of permit without permits. After the reply of Transport Minister Uday Pratap Singh, the House passed the said bill unanimously.