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I no longer own the vehicle for which you are billing me. What do I do?

• If you disposed of this vehicle and did NOT transfer the license plates to another vehicle, please refer to the required documentation for motor vehicle assessment changes.
  
  If you disposed of the vehicle after October 1st and transferred license plates to another vehicle, you should pay the tax bill due in July on the former vehicle and you will receive a pro-rated bill the following January that will have an assessment credit automatically applied. 

I recently returned my license plates to DMV and was told to contact my local Town Assessor.

• If the vehicle was sold, stolen, totaled, junked, donated, repossessed or registered in another state, you may be entitled to an assessment adjustment on the vehicle in question. Please see the required documentation for motor vehicle assessment changes for further information. It is important to remember that the CT DMV does not notify towns when a registration is cancelled.

I now live in another state. Do I have to pay this tax bill?

• Taxes on a motor vehicle are due and payable until the vehicle is disposed of or registered in another state.
  
  If you took the vehicle with you and registered it in your new state, our Assessor requires the following to adjust or delete the bill (whichever may apply):
  (1) a copy of the original registration from the new state
  (2) the cancelled plate receipt from the CT DMV
  
  If you disposed of the vehicle before you moved, please see the required documentation for motor vehicle assessment changes.
  
  *** IMPORTANT: No adjustment will be made to a tax bill until the vehicle is either registered in a new state or disposed of. Also, the State of Connecticut has a 2-year vehicle registration. You must cancel the registration by either mailing back the license plates to the Wethersfield DMV branch or filing for a lost or stolen plate (if applicable) online in order to stop the taxation of the vehicle.
  
  PLEASE NOTE - taxes are collectible for 15 years from the due date of the tax and adjustments to the tax can only be made to a tax bill if the proper paperwork is received by the Assessor within 27 months from the assessment date.

I moved to another town in Connecticut. Do I still owe this tax bill to the Town of Canton?

• If you moved to another town AFTER October 1st, you owe the tax bill due the following July to the Town of Farmington. We do not pro-rate between towns when you move within the state.
  
  If you moved to another town BEFORE October 1st, our Assessor will require proof of residency to delete the bill and send it to your new town. Please contact our Assessor’s office for acceptable forms of proof.
  
  *** IMPORTANT: You must change the tax town code on your registration(s) with the CT DMV for future tax billings.

I received a motor vehicle bill from the Town of Canton even though I have never lived in Canton.

• Please contact our Assessor’s office for assistance. Since the bill is generated from the tax town code on file with DMV, you need to change the tax town code with the DMV immediately to correct future billings.