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The content currently in English is the official and accurate source for the program information and services DMV provides. Any discrepancies or differences created in the translation are not binding and have no legal effect for compliance or enforcement purposes. If any questions arise related to the information contained in the translated content, please refer to the English version. It is important that you change your address on any other vehicles that you own and for your driver license.
If a Special Interest License Plate is currently assigned to the vehicle, the cost of the plate renewal is included in the displayed fees. However, if the transaction is a transfer of ownership, the plate fees will not display. This transaction generates all registration fees due; use tax is all that will be due if you qualify for an exemption from registration fees.
You may deduct the VLF from the total fees due on or after your transfer date, for an estimate of fees that will be due. This transaction only calculates the fee for one transfer. For an estimate of the fees due, add one transfer fee for each buyer in between you and the registered owner listed on the front of the title. The weight fee is calculated using the weight currently on the vehicle record. This transaction only calculates full year registration fees.
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To translate this page, please install the Google Toolbar opens in new window. Calculate my fees. Why is the calculator unable to determine fees for my vehicle? If I purchase an earlier model, will my fees be less?
The fees are based on the purchase price of the vehicle. Can I pay the vehicle registration fees for my new vehicle directly to DMV? When will I receive my new license plates after I buy my new vehicle? When an individual purchases a used car, the new owner pays the VLF based on the price paid when acquiring the car and the depreciation schedule returns to year one.
Proposition 13, passed in , set the tax rate for real property homes, buildings, land, etc. Because the State Constitution also requires personal property furniture, other household possessions, etc. In , the VLF was created and the tax rate was set at 1. As a result, the relative connection to the property tax rate has not been maintained.
In general, the revenues are distributed to cities and counties for two purposes:. In , about In addition, the automobiles classification contains all passenger vehicles, including those used for commercial purposes such as a rental car or a corporate fleet vehicle.
The VLF is a tax on a vehicle's value. As a result, vehicles with higher current values will provide more revenues than vehicles with lower values. In considering tax proposals, it is always helpful to know the "incidence" or burden of a particular tax. This is usually done by showing the tax paid as a percentage of household income, across income groups.
Unfortunately, data limitations prevent a thorough examination of this relationship between income and VLF paid. However, two data sources do exist that provide some insight into the relationship.
First, for Californians who itemize on their personal income tax forms, the VLF is tax-deductible on the personal property tax line on their tax forms. As a result, income tax returns provide information on VLF paid, but only for those taxpayers taking advantage of the tax deduction. Second, the U. Census Consumer Expenditure Survey collects vehicle expenditure data by income group on a national basis.
While acknowledging the less-than-perfect data, our review of these two sources does allow us to draw the following conclusions:. Each owner's fee would therefore be cut in half. Then, beginning January 1, , the rate would be halved again--to 0. The Governor proposes to hold local governments and realignment "harmless" from the tax reduction by using General Fund revenues to backfill the foregone VLF revenues.
The funds to repay local governments would be continuously appropriated and would not need to be approved in the annual budget process. A similar proposal is contained in SB , [Haynes].
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