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MS SB2030

Bill

Status

Failed

4/3/2012

Primary Sponsor

Billy Hudson

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Origin

Senate

2012 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Increases the period for registering newly acquired motor vehicles from 7 working days to 14 business days after delivery, with an additional 14 business days allowed if the vehicle requires remodeling before use.

  • Extends the validity period of temporary tags or plates issued to vehicle purchasers from the previous standard to 14 business days (exclusive of purchase date), or longer if required by the purchaser's state of residence for nonresidents.

  • Requires persons acquiring vehicles through private sale to register with the county tax collector or Department of Revenue within 14 business days after the sale, assignment, or transfer.

  • Amends Section 27-19-40 to standardize references to the Department of Revenue for issuing in-transit and temporary tags or plates for motor vehicle dealers and automobile auctions.

  • Takes effect July 1, 2012.

Legislative Description

Motor vehicle privilege tax; increase the period of time within which a newly acquired motor vehicle must be registered.

Last Action

Died In Committee

4/3/2012

Full Bill Text

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