CERT-106, Claim for Refund of Use Tax Paid on Motor 2025

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Passenger vehicles and light duty trucks purchased from private owners (not a dealership) are subject to sales tax of 6.35% (or 7.75% for vehicles over $50,000). Connecticut Sales and Use Tax is based on the NADA average trade-in value or bill of sale value (whichever is higher).
0:32 1:52 Situation. Always check for updates on state tax laws as regulations can change staying informedMoreSituation. Always check for updates on state tax laws as regulations can change staying informed ensures you are compliant with current tax requirements.
You may take a credit against your 2024 Connecticut income tax liability for qualifying property tax payments you made on your primary residence to a Connecticut political subdivision. Generally, property tax bills that were due and paid during 2024 qualify for this credit.
Step 1: Check eligibility. Make sure you meet the necessary criteria as a buyer and the make and model you plan to buy is eligible for a credit. Step 2: Purchase vehicle. Step 3: Get a time-of-sale report. Step 4: If you didnt get a time-of-sale report: Contact your seller. Step 5: File Form 8936 with your tax return.
A privilege tax is a tax levied in exchange for a privilege or license granted to the taxpayer. The fee for registering a motor vehicle is one example of a privilege tax.

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Personal property tax on your vehicles is deductible if the tax is based on value only and the tax is imposed on a yearly basis. Some states do this, and some dont. Some states collect taxes with vehicle registration, and some collect them separately.
How much is the credit? The maximum credit allowed (on your primary residence or motor vehicle, or both) is $300 per return regardless of filing status. To view the Form CT-1040 instructions click here.
While the general sales and use tax rate is 6.35%, other rates are imposed under Connecticut law as follows: 1%

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