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VIRP 24.050: Delinquent Property Taxes (VC §§9880 and 9900; CRTC §§227 and 3205; CHNC §503)
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Executive Summary
California DMV VIRP section 24.050 (Delinquent Property Taxes (VC §§9880 and 9900; CRTC §§227 and 3205; CHNC §503)) covers how DMV will not renew, or transfer title to or interest in (registered or legal owner) a vessel, if notified by a county tax collector that the taxes for a vessel. A stop is placed on the vessel registration record to prevent renewal when the taxes are delinquent. Part of Vessels. Tags Clinic hosts the official manual text unchanged below for dealers and registration services in California.
Key Takeaways
- DMV will not renew, or transfer title to or interest in (registered or legal owner) a vessel, if notified by a county tax collector that the taxes for a vessel….
- A stop is placed on the vessel registration record to prevent renewal when the taxes are delinquent.
- After the delinquent taxes have been paid or the delinquency is otherwise satisfied, the county tax collector will either issue a Vessel Tax Disposition (BOAT….
- The vessel registration can then be renewed.
- Motorized Vessels—Issue one set of Vessel Carbon Monoxide Warning Stickers and companion brochure with every completed renewal transaction.
Important Facts
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