Why I am still getting bills for a vehicle I no longer own?

If you turn the plates into the DMV, get a receipt. The Assessor will need that receipt to adjust your bill to reflect only the months you owned it. If you lost your DMV receipt, contact the Assessors’ Office to see what documentation is acceptable to prove you no longer own the vehicle.

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1. How can I pay my tax bill?
2. I need a receipt, what do I do?
3. When is the last day to pay?
4. What is my penalty if I pay my taxes late?
5. When are Real Estate Liens applied?
6. I didn’t get a bill, what do I do?
7. I moved, what do I do?
8. I have a question about exemptions, what do I do?
9. I paid off my mortgage and I was escrowing, what do I do?
10. The DMV won’t allow me to register a Motor Vehicle, what do I do?
11. I sold my car and transferred my plate, now what?
12. Why I am still getting bills for a vehicle I no longer own?
13. Some of the information on my Motor Vehicle bill is incorrect?