Not the way it works in VA.Use the relative figures that you pay on your real estate taxes. For example , if you own a $300k house and you pay $3000, then figure about 1% of your car's market value.
They are doing away with the car tax in Georgia next year and I'm very happy about it.
The current tax rate for personal property in Fairfax County is $4.57 for each $100 of assessed value.
Another reason why Massachusetts is often referred to as Tax-achusetts!In Massachusetts, the auto excise tax is $25 per thousand.
Anyone know exactly what automotive personal property tax is for? I alway thought that the gas tax and toll pays for the road repair and constructions. I am sure its just another way for the goverment to dig into our pockets.
It's from all those years of a democrat controlled government. Every once a while, when spending and debt get out of control, we vote in a Republican governor to balance the finance. Mitt Romney was one of those governors. Mitt actually did a very good job financially considering the mess he inherited.Another reason why Massachusetts is often referred to as Tax-achusetts!
I wonder how they "assess" the car. Cant be the blue book cause that would be close to 3k a year.. I think half that would be about right. Thinking along the lines of what Needsdecaf said 1500.00. Thanks for the input.Nitebreed,
Go to your county's tax commissioner's website and find out the tax rate.
Here's the rate for Faifax county:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dta/cartax_motorvehicles.htm
That's exactly why I said that the car tax is done like the real estate tax. The assessed value is not the market value. The tax assessor takes the market value of the property and assesses the value based on the tax millage rate in the county. They then place a 4.57% tax on the assessed value.I wonder how they "assess" the car. Cant be the blue book cause that would be close to 3k a year.. I think half that would be about right. Thinking along the lines of what Needsdecaf said 1500.00. Thanks for the input.