Land tax: This was the primary source of revenue for the Mughal government and was based on the productivity of the land.
Trade tax: Merchants and traders were required to pay a tax on the goods they imported or exported.
Poll tax: Non-Muslim subjects of the Mughal Empire were required to pay a poll tax, also known as the jizya, which was a tax on non-Muslims.
House tax: Owners of buildings and houses were required to pay a tax based on the value of the property.
Professional tax: Artisans and other skilled workers were required to pay a tax based on their profession.
Inheritance tax: When a person died, their estate was subject to an inheritance tax.
Road tax: Travelers were required to pay a tax when using certain roads or bridges.