Environmental & Healthcare Legislative Watch50 States · D.C. · U.S. Congress
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SB 1632 - This act modifies provisions relating to motor vehicles. DEALER COLLECTION OF SALES TAX Current law provides that, upon the development of the integrated motor vehicle registration system, motor vehicle dealers shall collect and remit sales taxes for all motor vehicles sold by the dealer. This act also requires the dealer to collect and remit sales tax on any boat or outboard motor sold by the dealer. The act requires a motor vehicle dealer to collect and remit sales tax for any motor vehicle, trailer, boat, or other titled property sold by the dealer to a purchaser who is not a resident of this state. (Section 144.070) WATER-DAMAGED VEHICLES This act adds a definition of "water-damaged vehicle" for the purposes of the regulation of motor vehicles in chapter 301. (Section 301.010) MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION Current law requires applications for a registration of motor vehicles and trailers to include the applicant's name. This act requires the inclusion of the applicant's full legal name as it appears on the applicant's driver license, nondriver license, or permit. (Section 301.020) Current law establishes twelve motor vehicle registration periods, each starting on the first day of each calendar month. This act repeals such language. (Section 301.030) Current law provides for motor vehicle registration fees based on the horsepower of the vehicle, along with a penalty fee of $5 for delinquent registrations. This act provides for a flat registration fee of $25 for passenger motor vehicles and increases the delinquency fee to $25 for the first month of delinquency and an additional $25 for each additional consecutive month of delinquency, not to exceed $200. (Sections 301.050, 301.055, and 301.070) This act authorizes the Director of Revenue to stagger the collection of alternative fuel decal fees and the issuance of alternative fuel decals so that the issuance of the decal occurs at the time of vehicle registration and the decal is
