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This research “looks at how the degree of motor vehicle taxpayer compliance in Sukoharjo Regency is affected by field raids, E-Samsat services, and Mobile Samsat. Quantitative research methodology is used, and primary data is gathered by distributing questionnaires to participants. A Likert scale served as the basis for the study instrument's design, which measured the variables under investigation. A total of 100 motor vehicle taxpayers who were registered at the Sukoharjo Regency Samsat Unit served as the study's participants. Out of this total, 50 respondents answered the survey online using a Google Form, while the other 50 respondents completed the questionnaire on paper. The accidental sampling approach was the sampling strategy utilized. The analysis's findings demonstrate that field raids and Mobile Samsat services significantly and favorably impact the degree of motor vehicle taxpayer compliance. In contrast, Sukoharjo RRegency's taxpayer compliance is significantly impacted negatively by the E-Samsat service.”

This research aims to empirically test the influence of field raids, taxpayer awareness and tax sanctions on motor vehicle taxpayer compliance.The data source used in this research is primary data through the results of distributing questionnaires to motor vehicle taxpayers at the Ambon City Samsat Office. The total sample in this research was 100 taxpayers using a convenience sampling technique. The data collection technique uses a questionnaire and the data analysis used to test the hypothesis is multiple linear regression analysis.The results of this research show that field raids have a positive effect on the level of motor vehicle taxpayer compliance in Ambon City, taxpayer awareness has a positive effect on the level of motor vehicle taxpayer compliance in Ambon City, and tax sanctions have a positive effect on the level of motor vehicle taxpayer compliance in Ambon City. Ambon City.