The Government of the State of Mexico reported a collection of over 4 billion pesos by the end of the first two months of 2026, marking a 27% increase above the anticipated target for this period. This financial performance is attributed to the compliance of more than 1.8 million taxpayers who fulfilled their vehicle obligations during January and February. The Secretary of Finance noted that such high compliance rates were bolstered by simplified procedures and existing tax incentives for the year.

The Finance Department explained that a new financial option now allows taxpayers to pay their vehicle fees, including renewals and ownership taxes, in installments of three to six months without interest using participating credit cards. This payment method is designed to make tax compliance more manageable by distributing the costs over a longer period, thus reducing the immediate financial burden that might prevent some individuals from fulfilling their obligations in a timely manner.

The department also urged those who have not yet made their payments to take advantage of other ongoing incentives, including subsidies to encourage compliance. These initiatives aim not only to ensure higher collection rates but also to foster timely payment among taxpayers, thereby contributing to the state's overall fiscal health and service provision.