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If you pay the bill as assessed, and later receive an abatement, you'll receive a refund by mail. State law requires that vehicle owners submit abatement applications to assessors within three years after the excise bill was due, or one year after it was paid, whichever is later.

Obtain your Massachusetts state tax exemptions To obtain an exemption from Massachusetts sales taxes, you must apply for a Certificate of Exemption (Form ST-2) from the Department of Revenue. You must apply on online through MassTaxConnect. See the Mass.gov Sales and Use Tax Guide for more information.

You have until three years after the excise is due — OR one year after you pay the excise bill — to file an abatement. You can find the abatement form on the reverse side of your excise tax bill. You can also download and print a blank abatement form online: Motor vehicle abatement form.

How are excises calculated? Massachusetts levies an excise on each vehicle at the rate of $25 per $1,000 of valuation. City or town assessors can access information on a vehicle's value from a database of valuation figures.

Excise taxes imposed on personal property (vehicles, campers, boats, RVs, etc.) are an allowable deduction if two conditions are met: The excise tax is determined by the property's value, usually a set percentage. The excise tax is imposed annually.

If the assessors decline to grant you one, you must pay the excise in full and apply for abatement by right within 1 year of the payment date. If your application is denied, you can appeal to the county commissioners, or the Appellate Tax Board (ATB).

You have until three years after the excise is due — OR one year after you pay the excise bill — to file an abatement. You can find the abatement form on the reverse side of your excise tax bill. You can also download and print a blank abatement form online: Motor vehicle abatement form.

Vehicle Title Requirements If someone is selling a car with an open title, they avoid paying sales tax, registration fees, and title fees, and they never put their name or information on the car's documents, leaving the original seller fully liable for the car.