The DMV will, in turn, distribute the taxes to the appropriate counties. Beginning in 2013, annual registration fees and vehicle property taxes will be paid to the Division of Motor Vehicles. The North Carolina General Assembly passed House Bill 1779, creating what we call the Tag and Tax Together program – a more streamlined method for vehicle owners to pay their registration and vehicle taxes. NCDMV will forward the property tax portion of your payment directly to your county revenue department. The new Tag and Tax Together program allows you to make one convenient payment to NCDMV for both registration renewal and vehicle property tax. The renewal notice includes separate contact information for registration questions and for tax questions. The new annual renewal notice combines the information about your vehicle registration renewal fee and the vehicle property tax due. Only one payment – made either in person, online or by mail – is required to pay both the annual tag and tax for your vehicle (Inspection fees are still paid to the inspection station).

Vehicle owners will receive this renewal notice about 60 days prior to their vehicle’s registration expiration.īeginning in 2013, your annual vehicle inspection, registration renewal and vehicle property tax will be due the same month each year. If the address on your vehicle registration is current, you will receive a renewal notice that lists both vehicle registration fees and taxes due. North Carolina’s vehicle Tag and Tax Together program was designed to collect vehicle property taxes along with registration renewals and to conveniently pay them together. North Carolina’s Vehicle Tag and Tax Together Program

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