![]() ![]() Medical Hardships: means certification by a medical professional of medical care, treatment, service and/or medical incapacitation that prevented a person from utilizing available methods provided for completing the titling, registration, temporary registration permit, or renewal of vehicle registrations within statutory time requirements for a vehicle for which the person is a named owner. Office Closures: means a closure of a motor vehicle office during normal business hours.įurloughs: means a mandated closure of a government office in the state, county, or city in which the registrant resides. Weather-related delays: means the postponement of service availability that prevents the motor vehicle office from completing the titling, registration, temporary registration permit, or renewal of vehicle registrations as determined by the Executive Director of the Department or a county commissioner. Statutorily allowable exemptions for late fees:Īcts of God: means an unforeseen and uncontrollable natural event that is outside of human control, including but not limited to hurricane, lightning fire, flood, tornado, typhoon, and earthquake, that prevents an individual from utilizing available methods provided for the titling, registration, temporary registration permit, or renewal of vehicle registrations. If a vehicle is subject to taxation and is not registered when required by law, the vehicle owner shall pay a late fee of $25 for each month ($10 for trailers), or portion of a month, that it was not registered. 50% of taxable value or but not less than $5 Dependent on acquired date and mounted equipment see C.R.S.A farm tractor, meeting the definition of special mobile machinery, used for any purpose other than agricultural production for more than seventy-two-hour period at the site where it is used for non-agricultural purposes, is Class F personal property. Tax Class F – Every item of special mobile machinery, except power takeoff equipment, that is required to be registered is Class F personal property. 45% of taxable value or $3, whichever is greater Tax Class D – Every utility trailer, camper trailer, multipurpose trailer, and trailer coach shall be Class D personal property. Tax Class C – Every motor vehicle not included in Class A or Class B shall be Class C personal property. 45% of taxable value or $10.00, whichever is greater Greater than 16,000 pounds and is alternative fuel – 75% of actual purchase priceįifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth years. ![]() Equal to or greater than 16,000 pounds – Actual Purchase Price.Tax Class B – Every truck, laden or unladen truck tractor, trailer, and semitrailer used for the purpose of transporting property over any public highway in this state and not included in Class A shall be Class B personal property except that multipurpose trailers shall be Class D personal property. ![]()
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