Form 13-34 After November 1, 2017 Application for Registration of Aircraft and Report of Excise Tax -2025

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A Certificate of Aircraft Registration issued in ance with 47.31 expires seven years after the last day of the month in which it is issued.
Without registration, the aircraft is not authorized for flight.
Excise Tax is 3 1/4% of purchase price.
Aircraft owners will be required to confirm their registration information and renew their certificate every seven years, unless an event or circumstance necessitates a new registration being submitted prior to the expiration of the certificate.
Besides, an over-ocean closing for a U.S. aircraft is unnecessary. Several states (Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon and Rhode Island) have basically no sales tax on business jet sales.
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Aircraft operators need to wait to fly their aircraft until they have received their new certificate from the FAA (the pink slip will not qualify as a temporary registration, as it does with a new purchase.)
As you may know, the FAA has extended the duration of certificates of aircraft registration from three (3) years to seven (7) years. This means that aircraft registration must only be renewed every seven (7) years, rather than every three (3) years.

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