โNov-07-2015 03:22 PM
โNov-16-2015 06:55 AM
riven1950 wrote:I'm just across the border from NC in SC. RV's are taxed as property tax and not vehicle tax like trucks/cars. NC is the same as us in that regard.
Not quite true:
I am looking at my TT bill that I just paid. The name of the form is " NC Combined Vehicle Registration Renewal and Property Tax". Cost are broken down as follows: 1- " Vehicle Property Tax Information" and 2-"Vehicle Registration / Inspection Information"
There are 2 amounts on the bill, " Property Tax" and Registration Fee"
So they actually call the tax a Vehicle Property Tax. It is now combined with State Registration and in order to renew a registration you have to pay the Personal Property / Vehicle Property tax at the same time.
Have no idea what they would or could do with out of State registered Vehicles, although I there is a DMV requirement if you move to NC that you register your vehicle in NC within 30 days of you current states expiration. So I guess it would depend on whether you are a " resident" of NC according to the State laws.
โNov-15-2015 10:55 AM
โNov-10-2015 01:59 PM
โNov-10-2015 12:44 PM
โNov-10-2015 12:20 PM
riven1950 wrote:I'm just across the border from NC in SC. RV's are taxed as property tax and not vehicle tax like trucks/cars. NC is the same as us in that regard.
Not quite true:
I am looking at my TT bill that I just paid. The name of the form is " NC Combined Vehicle Registration Renewal and Property Tax". Cost are broken down as follows: 1- " Vehicle Property Tax Information" and 2-"Vehicle Registration / Inspection Information"
There are 2 amounts on the bill, " Property Tax" and Registration Fee"
So they actually call the tax a Vehicle Property Tax. It is now combined with State Registration and in order to renew a registration you have to pay the Personal Property / Vehicle Property tax at the same time.
Have no idea what they would or could do with out of State registered Vehicles, although I there is a DMV requirement if you move to NC that you register your vehicle in NC within 30 days of you current states expiration. So I guess it would depend on whether you are a " resident" of NC according to the State laws.
โNov-10-2015 11:00 AM
โNov-10-2015 10:57 AM
mr. ed wrote:holstein13 wrote:
NC has a property tax on all vehicles registered in the state. Did you register your MH in NC? I suppose if you've been there a year and a half, you probably count as a resident.
http://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/moving/
No, my fiver is registered in South Dakota.
โNov-09-2015 03:39 PM
phillyg wrote:
Sorry to say, you are considered a NC resident based on your extended stay. An NC drivers license and payment of additional taxes are probably in your future
โNov-09-2015 05:26 AM
I'm just across the border from NC in SC. RV's are taxed as property tax and not vehicle tax like trucks/cars. NC is the same as us in that regard.
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wanderingbob wrote:No argument there, but fire, police and EMT are paid for by real estate taxes and sales taxes. The campground is surely paying the real estate taxes. The campground presumably charges the renters enough to cover all their costs, including real estate taxes. OP also pays the same sales tax as every other resident in the state -- maybe more in the form of accommodations taxes that most don't pay.
A state or local government must provide services { fire , police , EMT,et al } even if you are not a full time resident . I presume the county thinks that you should help pay for that service . We do not have to like it but we must pay or run !