The objective of this study is to investigate tax awareness and its influence on enhancing compliance among taxpayers. To fulfill the aims of the research, a questionnaire was developed, comprising two primary sections, drawing from prior studies and the theoretical framework. This questionnaire was then disseminated to the sample, which included all taxpayers of income and sales taxes spanning the industrial, commercial, and service sectors. Various suitable statistical methods were employed to analyze the data collected from the questionnaire using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). Findings revealed that the independent variables—both individually and collectively—namely the taxpayer's awareness and comprehension of the financial repercussions of breaching tax laws, as well as their understanding of the financial effects on the state's resources due to non-compliance with tax obligations, positively influenced the enhancement of tax compliance among taxpayers. The study concludes with several recommendations, emphasizing the necessity of promoting tax awareness among taxpayers, educating them on the significance of taxes, organizing academic seminars and conferences to elevate awareness regarding tax payments, and prioritizing the development of diverse academic and research initiatives. Furthermore, employing social media platforms (including Facebook, Twitter, and others) to share tax regulations and calculating practices.