RV Property tax?
One of our fellow RV'ers told me he is being charged a property tax on his trailer that is parked at a private RV park here in NC. It's not tagged or titled in NC, it's from Georgia but they still tax...
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In Michigan, if the wheels and axles are removed from an non-motorized RV or manufactured home, mobile home and in a mobile home park, it's called "manufactured housing" and the property tax is set at $3/month or $36/year. If owned by a Michigan resident and it's their lived in principle residence they can also qualify for a homestead exemption reduction.
If the wheels and axles remain on the unit and registered/titled in Michigan in at a park, at home, or anywhere else it's called an RV (non-motorized only). The one time tax in Michigan when first registering the purchase of it is according to it's axle/total unloaded weight as manufactured in 3 classifications with the highest being a one time max cost of $300 good for a lifetime as long as you own it no matter with no other taxes or registration needed or additional costs. The max of $300 if owned and used for even 15 years is $20/year or $1.67/month.
If motorized it's called a vehicle and has higher yearly vehicle registration taxes but Michigan has NO personal property taxes so overall it's very reasonable also.
If the wheels and axles remain on the unit and registered/titled in Michigan in at a park, at home, or anywhere else it's called an RV (non-motorized only). The one time tax in Michigan when first registering the purchase of it is according to it's axle/total unloaded weight as manufactured in 3 classifications with the highest being a one time max cost of $300 good for a lifetime as long as you own it no matter with no other taxes or registration needed or additional costs. The max of $300 if owned and used for even 15 years is $20/year or $1.67/month.
If motorized it's called a vehicle and has higher yearly vehicle registration taxes but Michigan has NO personal property taxes so overall it's very reasonable also.
