Utah Admin. Code R884-24P-60 - Age-Based Uniform Fee on Tangible Personal Property Required to be Registered with the State Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-2-405.1
A. For purposes of
Section
59-2-405.1,
"motor vehicle" is as defined in Section
41-1a-102,
except that motor vehicle does not include motorcycles as defined in Section
41-1a-102.
B. The uniform fee
established in Section
59-2-405.1
is levied against motor vehicles and state- assessed commercial vehicles
classified under Class 22 - Passenger Cars, Light Trucks/Utility Vehicles, and
Vans, in Tax Commission rule
R884-24P-33.
C. Personal property subject to the uniform
fee imposed in Section
59-2-405
is not subject to the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee.
D. The following
classes of personal property are not subject to the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee, but remain subject to the ad valorem property tax:
1. vintage vehicles;
2. state-assessed commercial vehicles not
classified under Class 22 - Passenger Cars, Light Trucks/Utility Vehicles, and
Vans;
3. any personal property that
is neither required to be registered nor exempt from the ad valorem property
tax;
4. mobile and manufactured
homes;
5. machinery or equipment
that can function only when attached to or used in conjunction with motor
vehicles or state-assessed commercial vehicles.
E. The age of a motor vehicle or
state-assessed commercial vehicle, for purposes of Section 59-2- 405.1, shall
be determined by subtracting the vehicle model year from the current calendar
year.
F. The only Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee due upon registration or renewal of registration is the uniform fee
calculated based on the age of the vehicle under E. on the first day of the
registration period for which the registrant:
1. in the case of an original registration,
registers the vehicle; or
2. in the
case of a renewal of registration, renews the registration of the vehicle in
accordance with Section
41-1a-216.
G. Centrally assessed taxpayers
shall use the following formula to determine the value of locally assessed
motor vehicles that may be deducted from the allocated unit valuation:
1. Divide the system value by the book value
to determine the market to book ratio.
2. Multiply the market to book ratio by the
book value of motor vehicles registered in Utah and subject to Section
59-2-405.1
to determine the value of motor vehicles that may be subtracted from the
allocated unit value.
H.
The motor vehicle of a nonresident member of the armed forces stationed in Utah
may be registered in Utah without payment of the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee.
I. A motor vehicle
belonging to a Utah resident member of the armed forces stationed in another
state is not subject to the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee at the time of registration or renewal of registration as long as
the motor vehicle is kept in the other state.
J. The situs of a motor vehicle or
state-assessed commercial vehicle subject to the Section 59-2- 405.1 uniform
fee is determined in accordance with Section
59-2-104.
Situs of purchased motor vehicles or state-assessed commercial vehicles shall
be the tax area of the purchaser's domicile, unless the motor vehicle or
state-assessed commercial vehicle will be kept in a tax area other than the tax
area of the purchaser's domicile for more than six months of the year.
1. If an assessor discovers a motor vehicle
or state-assessed commercial vehicle that is kept in the assessor's county but
registered in another, the assessor may submit an affidavit along with evidence
that the vehicle is kept in that county to the assessor of the county in which
the vehicle is registered. Upon agreement, the assessor of the county of
registration shall forward the fee collected to the county of situs within 30
working days.
2. If the owner of a
motor vehicle or state-assessed commercial vehicle registered in Utah is
domiciled outside of Utah, the taxable situs of the vehicle is presumed to be
the county in which the uniform fee was paid, unless an assessor's affidavit
establishes otherwise.
3. The Tax
Commission shall, on an annual basis, provide each county assessor information
indicating all motor vehicles and state-assessed commercial vehicles subject to
state registration and their corresponding taxable situs.
4. Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fees received by a county that require distribution to a purchaser's
domicile outside of that county shall be deposited into an account established
by the Commission, pursuant to procedures prescribed by the
Commission.
5. Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fees received by the Commission pursuant to J.4. shall be distributed
to the appropriate county at least monthly.
K. The blind exemption provided in Section
59-2-1106
is applicable to the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee.
L. The veteran's
exemption provided in Section
59-2-1104
is applicable to the Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee.
M. The value of motor
vehicles and state-assessed commercial vehicles to be considered part of the
tax base for purposes of determining debt limitations pursuant to Article XIII,
Section 14 of the Utah Constitution, shall be determined by dividing the
Section
59-2-405.1
uniform fee collected by .015.
N.
The provisions of this rule shall be implemented and become binding on
taxpayers beginning January 1, 1999.
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