How do you register your atv

New York DMV | ATVs: Information for Owners and Operators

An all-terrain vehicle (ATV) is any self-propelled vehicle with two or more wheels that is manufactured for sale to be used primarily off-highway or in off-road competitions, and that is no wider than 70 inches and weighs no more than 1,000 pounds. This does not include vehicles manufactured for off-highway use and designed exclusively for travel on snow or ice, and supported by one or more skis, belts or cleats that utilize an endless belt tread. Those vehicles, which include snowmobiles, are subject to other laws and regulations.

ATV REGISTRATION AND DATE OF EXPIRATION

An ATV must be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) if it is operated anywhere in New York State, including on the owner's property.

When you register a new or used ATV for the first time, your registration will expire each year on August 31. Registrations for ATVs originally registered before April 1, 2005, will continue to expire each year on April 30.

ATV dealers are required by law to register every ATV they sell to New York State residents or to non-residents before the purchaser takes delivery; unless the purchaser qualifies for an exemption from registration. A purchaser is exempt from registration when the ATV will be used exclusively: outside of New York State; at special events; for agricultural purposes; or for snow plowing other than for-hire. Dealers must have the purchaser complete and sign a "Declaration of Exemption From Snowmobile or All-Terrain Vehicle Registration" (RV-6).

Unless you qualify for an exemption from registration, you cannot take delivery from an authorized dealer until after the ATV is registered.

If you buy an ATV from a person who is not a New York State registered ATV dealer, you must register the ATV with the DMV. To register the ATV; you must complete an "Vehicle Registration/Title Application" (MV-82) and submit it to a motor vehicle issuing office. To register an ATV; you must provide proofs of ownership, sales tax payment or exemption, your identity, and your date of birth.

PROOF OF OWNERSHIP

Acceptable proof of ownership are:

For a new ATV – the manufacturer's certificate or statement of origin (MCO or MSO), an out-of-state title certificate or registration certificate; or,
For a used ATV – a completed "Certification of Sale or Transfer" (MV-51) plus the MCO or MSO; or, a New York State transferable registration signed over to you by the previous owner.
If your ATV has never been registered and you do not have these acceptable documents, you must complete and submit a "Statement of Ownership" (MV-51B).

PROOF OF SALES TAX PAYMENT

If you buy your ATV from a registered New York State dealer, you should receive a bill of sale in addition to the acceptable documents that prove ownership. The bill of sale must contain the dealer's name, address and dealer registration number, plus your name and address, the ATV vehicle identification number, the year, make, model, and number of wheels. The bill of sale also must indicate that the ATV is either new or used, and must confirm that the dealer has collected the appropriate sales tax.

If you buy the ATV from a person who is not a registered dealer, you must pay the sales tax at a motor vehicle office. To determine the proper amount of sales tax, the DMV needs proof of what you paid for the ATV. Have the seller sign and give you a Statement of Transaction- Sale or Gift of Motor Vehicle, Trailer, All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), Vessel (Boat), or Snowmobile (pdf) (at NY State Department of Tax and Finance) (DTF-802). You must submit this form to the motor vehicle office, and pay the appropriate sales tax, before registering your ATV:

Acceptable documents that prove payment of sales tax are:

The dealer's bill of sale showing that the dealer had collected the sales tax; or
A receipt for sales tax payment from the motor vehicle office.

PROOF OF IDENTITY AND DATE OF BIRTH

To register an ATV, you must provide proof of who you are. You must provide proof of identity, date of birth, and at least six points of proof of name. For the most recent listing of acceptable documents see "Proofs of Identity For Registration and Title" (ID-82).

Documents that automatically qualify as six points are:

NY State Photo Driver license or Learner Permit
NY State Non-Driver Photo Identification Card

FEES

The ATV registration and registration renewal fee is $12.50 per year – it is not prorated by month. You also must pay a $12.50 license plate fee when you first register your ATV. You will be issued a plate, a registration sticker and an attached registration document. The plate must be attached to the rear of the ATV, and the sticker should be placed at the right side of the plate. You should carry the registration document when operating your ATV.

INSURANCE

You may not operate any ATV anywhere in New York State, except on your own property, unless it is covered by liability insurance. Minimum required coverage is $50,000/$100,000 for death, $25,000/$50,000 for injury, and $10,000 for property damage in any one accident. You must show proof of this insurance upon the request of a judge, the police, or a person claiming to have suffered injury or property damage from your operation of the ATV.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS

If you move, cross out the old address on your registration document and write in the new one. You also must report your address change to the DMV within 10 days.

THEFT, DESTRUCTION, REMOVAL FROM THE STATE

If your ATV has become stolen, you should immediately report the theft to the police. If the ATV is to be, or already has been, destroyed or permanently removed from New York State, you should surrender the plate and registration document to a local motor vehicle office.

OUT-OF-STATE REGISTRATIONS

New York State honors valid out-of-state ATV registrations. If your home state does not require ATV registration, you must obtain a New York State registration before operating your ATV in this state.

WHO MAY OPERATE AN ATV

You do not need a driver license to operate an ATV in New York State, but certain restrictions apply to operators under age 16.

If you are age 10 through age 15, you may operate an ATV only:

Under adult supervision; or,
Without adult supervision on lands owned or leased by your parent or guardian; or,
On any lands where ATV use is permitted, without adult supervision, if you have completed an ATV safety training course approved by the DMV. You should carry your course completion certificate when operating any ATV.

If you are under age 10, you may operate an ATV only:

Under adult supervision; or,
Without adult supervision on lands owned or leased by your parent or guardian.

Adult Supervision means being accompanied by a person at least 18 years of age, or a person 16 or 17 years of age who holds an ATV safety course completion certificate from an approved safety course provider.

SAFETY TRAINING AND INFORMATION

ATV safety training courses approved by the Department of Motor Vehicles are available throughout the state. Telephone 1-800-887-2887 to enroll, or write to: ATV Safety Institute, Enrollment Express, 2 Jenner Street, Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92618-3806

ATV safety information also is available on the internet at www.nyatvsafety.net. Written questions about New York State's ATV or motorcycle safety programs should be addressed through the DMV web site or by mail:

NYS DMV
Motorcycle Safety Program
6 Empire State Plaza, Room 335
Albany, New York 12228

The application forms identified in this publication for ATV owners and operators are available at any motor vehicle office or at the DMV web site: dmv. ny.gov

RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS AND OWNERS

A parent or guardian may not knowingly permit or authorize a child under age 16 to operate an ATV in violation of state or local laws. An ATV owner, or another person in possession of an ATV, may not knowingly permit or authorize any person under age 16 to operate an ATV in violation of any state or local law.

Both the owner and the operator of an ATV may be held liable for injury and/or damages resulting from an ATV accident.

WHERE AND WHEN TO DRIVE ACROSS HIGHWAYS

DMV recommends you avoid crossing a highway unless absolutely necessary. If you cross, you must follow these rules:

You must cross at an angle of approximately 90 degrees, at a place where there are no obstructions to prevent a quick, safe crossing.
You must come to a complete stop and yield the right-of-way to traffic on the highway before crossing.
You may cross a divided highway only where it intersects with another street or highway.
You may not cross an interstate highway or any controlled-access highway, such as the Thruway or a parkway at any time.

ON HIGHWAYS

You may not operate an ATV on a highway unless it has been designated and posted for ATV use by the state or local authority. Usually, only the part of a highway between two off-highway trails will be posted for ATV use. Check with local police to be sure. DMV recommends that you turn your headlight and taillight on and wear bright, reflective clothing whenever you ride on a highway. Always enter the highway with care, and yield to other traffic.

ON PUBLIC LAND

You may not operate an ATV on public land unless it is specifically designated for ATV use, and it is allowed by a posted sign.

ON PRIVATE LAND

To operate an ATV on private land, you must have permission of the land owner or lessee. If you receive permission, make sure you know the boundaries of the property, and respect any special restrictions or requests of the land owner. You could lose permission to ride on private land by littering, causing damage, or riding carelessly.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Whether you are the operator or passenger, you must wear a USDOT-approved helmet when riding an ATV. DMV recommends that you also wear a face shield or goggles, and protective clothes and footwear.

Your ATV must have the following equipment:

Brakes in good condition
A muffler which is in good operating condition and meets federal standards
A spark arrester approved by the U.S. Forest Service
Tires with at least 2/32nds of an inch tread without visible breaks, cuts, exposed cords, bumps or bulges
A lighted white headlight and red taillight if the ATV is driven at night

The law requires you to keep the ATV's headlight and taillight lighted when riding a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise. For greater safety, DMV recommends you keep the lights on at all times.

RIDING RESTRICTIONS

In addition to obeying the ATV laws and rules, it is wise to ride your ATV with common sense and courtesy. Having fun on an ATV does not include annoying others or taking foolish risks. ATV riders who ignore the rules and the rights of others may cause ATV operation to be restricted or prohibited on private and public lands.

YOU MAY NEVER OPERATE AN ATV

Other than while seated on the permanent, regular seat.
With a passenger, unless the ATV is designed to carry a passenger.
At a speed too fast for existing conditions or potential hazards.
In a careless, reckless or negligent manner.
While intoxicated or impaired by alcohol or drugs.
On the tracks or right-of-way of a railroad.
On a highway, if the ATV is equipped with studded tires other than automobile-type studs.
In a tree nursery or planting in a manner which damages or destroys growing stock or creates a substantial risk of damage or destruction.
Within 100 feet of a dwelling between midnight and 6 A.M. at a speed greater than necessary to keep the ATV moving.
While pulling a person on skis, a toboggan, sleigh, sled or trailer, unless the device is attached to the ATV by a tow-bar or other rigid connection.
On the ice or public water within 100 feet of a person, fishing shanty or shelter at a speed greater than necessary to keep the ATV moving.
Over an area cleared of snow for skating, unless necessary for access to public waters.

LOCAL LAWS

No locality may require its own ATV licenses or registrations, but it may impose additional restrictions or rules on ATV operation. Find out about special ATV rules in your area, and obey them.

SPECIAL EVENTS

The person in charge of an ATV special event or off-road competition must apply to the local jurisdiction for written authorization at least 30 days in advance, unless it is held entirely on private property.

ATV ACCIDENTS

If you are involved in an accident with your ATV, you must give your name and address, the name and address of the ATV owner and the plate number to injured persons, the owners of damaged property, and/or the police. You also must show proof of insurance to persons claiming to have suffered injury or damage. If property is damaged, and you cannot locate the owner, you must give the above information to police as soon as possible.

You must immediately report to the police any accident that involves death, personal injury or damage estimated at $600 or more to the property of any one person.

You must also file a Report of Motor Vehicle Accident (MV-104) with the Department of Motor Vehicles about an accident that results in a fatality, personal injury, or property damage estimated at $1,000 or more. You must file the report within 10 days of the accident and send a copy to the county sheriff or police commissioner.

If you are incapacitated, the written report may be filed by another party familiar with the accident. The investigating police officer must also file a written report, but that does not relieve you of your legal responsibility to file one.

Failure to report an accident is a misdemeanor. A conviction may result in suspension or revocation of your safety training certificate and/or the ATV registration.

The Department of Motor Vehicles may suspend your safety training certificate and/or the ATV registration until you file an acceptable written report.

Additional information can be found at: Register and title a recreational vehicle (snowmobile, boat, moped or ATV)

NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Mark J. F. Schroeder, Commissioner

C-29 (4/07) Edited for the Internet 10/14

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Colorado Parks & Wildlife - Off-Highway Vehicle Registrations & Permits

Off-Highway Vehicle Registrations & Permits

2022-2023 Temporary Registrations

NEW Process: Colorado Parks and Wildlife will no longer provide a bright green temporary registration by mail for new registrations or renewals. Instead, customers can now use their emailed confirmation receipt (valid for 60 days) as their temporary registration until you receive your registration card and decals in the mail. The emailed confirmation receipt will be sent to the email address you have on file. If you do not receive your registration card and decals within 30 days, please contact Colorado Parks and Wildlife at 303-297-1192.

Off-Highway Vehicles (OHVs) include:

Dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), utility-terrain vehicles (UTV)/side by sides (SxS), three wheelers and buggies, and;
Plated, street-legal vehicles, full-size 4 x 4s or plated motorcycles when operating on public lands and/or OHV designated trails in Colorado.

What is Required to Operate an OHV in Colorado?

All OHVs must have either a current/valid Colorado Registration Card and two Decals or one Colorado OHV Permit to operate in Colorado. This includes while in route, in staging areas and on public land roads and OHV designated trails.

How Long is an OHV Registration or Permit Valid?

Regardless of when they are purchased, both OHV Registrations and Permits are valid from April 1 through March 31 each year and are required annually. Both registrations and permits are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Existing registrations can renew 45 days in advance of the March 31 expiration date. You’ll need your customer identification number (CID) and vehicle registration number to complete your renewal.

Colorado OHV Registration Card & Decals (Only Resident Vehicles)

Resident OHVs must have both a valid OHV Registration card available with the vehicle, and two current OHV Registration decals properly displayed on and affixed to the vehicle. Fees include the search and rescue fee.

Purchase NEW or Transfer an Existing OHV Registration

Fee: $25.25

Fill out the registration form and provide Acceptable Proof of Ownership in person at any CPW location, Registration and Permit Vendors, or mail the documents to:

CPW Registration Unit

13787 US Hwy 85 N

Littleton, CO 80125

Your registration card and official decals will arrive by mail in approximately 10-20 business days.

Effective July 1, 2014, Title is required for all power sports vehicle dealers and auctioneer sales. OHV titling is optional for private party to private party sales. For titling information, view Titling Off Road Vehicles SB13-280 on the Department of Revenue website.

Renew an Existing OHV Registration

Fee: $25.25

Existing registrations can be renewed 45 days in advance of expiring. Vehicle owners can renew online, by phone (800) 244-5613, or in person at most CPW Locations. Call ahead when visiting a location to make sure they offer the service(s) you need. You’ll need your customer identification number (CID) and your vehicle registration number. Your registration card and official decals will arrive by mail in approximately 10-20 business days.

If you want to ride within the next 30 days, you’ll want to print your registration confirmation receipt. Your registration confirmation receipt will be emailed to your email address on file shortly after your purchase. You are required to carry your registration confirmation receipt on you while in the field, until you receive your registration card and decals.

If you do not receive your registration card and decals within 30 business days after a new registration submission or registration renewal, you should contact the CPW call center Mon. - Fri. between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. MT (303) 297-1192 or visit a CPW location for help researching your issue.

Duplicate/Replacement Registration

Fee: $5.00

If your registration card or decals have been lost, stolen or destroyed, you will have to purchase a duplicate registration. Duplicate registrations can be purchased online, over the phone at (800) 244-5613 or in person at a CPW location. If purchased in person at a CPW location, you will not receive your registration card and decals immediately. CPW staff will provide you with a new temporary registration and your registration card and decals will be mailed to your address on file.

Where To Place the Decals on the Vehicle

All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV)

For displaying decals on four wheel ATVs, place decals in an observable location on each side of the front fenders.

Example of four wheel ATV

Utility-Terrain Vehicle (UTV)/Side by Sides (SxS) & Off Road Buggy

For displaying decals on utility-terrain vehicles (UTV)/side by sides (SxS) and off road buggies/rock crawlers, position one decal on each of the outside faces of the roll bars in an observable location.

Example of UTV/side by side (SxS) and off road buggy

Three Wheeler & Dirt Bike

For displaying decals on dirt bikes (off road motorcycles) and on three wheel ATVs, position one decal on each of the outside faces of the upper end of the forks.

Example of a three wheeler and dirt bike

Colorado OHV Permits (sticker or non-stick bright green paper) (Nonresidents or Plated, Street-Legal Vehicles):

All Non-Resident OHVs must have one valid OHV Permit properly displayed on and affixed to the vehicle or carry the valid bright green OHV Permit.
A Colorado OHV Permit is required for all plated, street legal vehicles (resident and nonresident) when traveling on any designated OHV trail and/or open area for recreational use on public lands. The OHV Permit sticker must be properly displayed on the vehicle or the owner must carry the non-stick bright green OHV Permit. This includes vehicles with Colorado license plates and/or other states.
Permits are valid April 1 - March 31.
Fees include the search and rescue fee.

Colorado OHV Permit (non-stick bright green paper) (Nonresidents or Plated, Street-Legal vehicles)

Fee: $25.25

Purchase online or by phone (800) 244-5613 and the bright green non-stick permit will arrive by mail in approximately 10-20 business days. Make sure you print or download your confirmation receipt. Your permit confirmation receipt will be sent to your email address on file shortly after your purchase. It includes the Temporary Authorization Number (TAN), valid for 45 days, and is the authorization to ride while you wait for your OHV permit to arrive in the mail. Carry it with you.

Purchase in person at CPW Locations or sales agents and the permit will be given to you. Call ahead for hours of operation, especially if planning to ride on a weekend or holiday.

Colorado OHV Permit (sticker)

Fee: $25.25

Purchase at CPW Locations that carry the sticker or various Registration and Permit Vendors around the state and receive the OHV Permit sticker immediately. Call ahead for sticker Permit availability and hours of operation, especially if planning to ride on a weekend or holiday. OHV permit (sticker) must be affixed to your vehicle.

Replacement OHV Permit

Fee: $25. 25

If your permit has been lost, stolen or destroyed, you will have to purchase a new permit. A new OHV permit (non-stick) can be purchased online or by phone at (800) 244-5613 or in person at any CPW Location or sales agents. A new OHV permit (sticker) can be purchased at CPW locations or at various OHV permit vendors. Call ahead when visiting a location to make sure they offer the service(s) you need.

Where To Place the Permit on the Vehicle

All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV)

To display a permit on a four wheel ATV, place the decal in an observable location on the front fender.

Example of a four wheel ATV

Utility-Terrain Vehicle (UTV)/Side by Sides (SxS) & Off Road Buggy

To display a permit on a utility-terrain-vehicles (UTV)/side by side (SxS) and off road buggy/rock crawler, position the decal on the outside face of the driver's side roll bar, in an observable location.

Example of Utility-Terrain Vehicle (UTV)/Side by Side (SxS) and Off Road Buggy

Three Wheeler & Dirt Bike

To display a permit on a dirt bike (off road motorcycles) and on a three wheel ATV, position the permit on the outside face of the upper end of the forks.

Example of a three wheeler and dirt bike

Plated, Street-Legal Vehicle

Display the permit to the right of the front license plate.

Example of a plated, street-legal vehicle

Purchasing an OHV

Dealers are required by law to complete the registration application for you and collect the registration fee before the vehicle leaves their premises. The dealer will forward the application to our office where we will process the request.

If purchasing an OHV from a private party, have the seller provide you with a Bill of Sale to serve as your proof of ownership. An acceptable Bill of Sale includes:

both the seller and buyer’s printed names and signatures,
the vehicle identification number (if any),
the vehicle make, model and year (if known) and
the date of the sale.

An acceptable private party to private party Bill of Sale template can be downloaded here for your use. When you purchase an OHV from a private party, you may use your Bill of Sale as a temporary registration for 30 days. The Bill of Sale must be carried on the OHV while riding until the registration decals and card get to you in the mail. Sorry, at this time, on-line registration for a newly purchased OHV is not available.

Help Us Keep Your Record(s) Accurate

Be sure to double check your online account and update your contact information, mailing address, email address and phone number whenever you purchase products from CPW so you will receive our renewal reminders. CPW cannot be responsible for customer data entry errors made during online purchases, and record corrections are charged the applicable replacement fee.

Know Before You Go

Contact each public land management agency for their current motor vehicle-use rules, regulations, closures and agency maps. The Stay The Trail website and the free Colorado Trail Explorer (COTREX) trails app are additional resources for finding places to ride in Colorado.

Where the Money Goes

The Colorado OHV Registration Program fees fund trail maintenance, construction, trailheads, parking areas, trail signs, maps, and land acquisition. It also enables law enforcement personnel to identify and return stolen vehicles, encourages safe and responsible OHV use, and promotes respect for public lands.

Since the program started in 1991, $73 million from OHV registration fees has been allocated for “on the ground” improvements for motorized recreation.

Many groups benefit from OHV registration, including:

OHV owners and operators;
Local, state and federal land managers who can use the funds to better manage natural resources;
Towns and counties that want to attract OHV riders to enhance their local economies; and
The general public; educated OHV enthusiasts are more conscientious and better stewards of the land.

ATV transport tax - what to pay for and how it is calculated

Articles Reviews News Video reviews Delivery and payment Team Company video blog Reviews to any other transport. The amount of the toll is different from the rates for cars. There are some nuances of calculation and payment, so you need to study this issue even before you buy a new ATV for constant driving.

What does the law say?

According to the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, the ATV is not included in the list of vehicles that may not be taxed. In other words, Article 358 determines the need to pay the fee. At the same time, taxation issues are disclosed in detail already in Article 52 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. For example, each taxpayer must be sent a settlement letter at least one month before the due date.

Payment is made before December 1 of the current year at the place where the ATV is registered. In addition, by law, every ATV owner must:

register the vehicle with the MREO;
obtain rights of type AI or AII;
pass a full inspection of the ATV;
receive a current account and make payment according to it no later than December 1.

The settlement document must arrive to the taxpayer no later than July. But in practice, it can reach the addressee in October and even later. Therefore, it is better to carry out a simple calculation yourself in advance so that the final figure does not come as a surprise at the end of the year.

Rules for calculating ATV tax

To perform the calculation, it is necessary to determine the engine power, calculate from what month the ATV has been owned by the current owner, and also clarify the tax rate of a particular region of registration. Accrual is carried out immediately from the moment you receive a passport for the vehicle after registration with the traffic police. The calculation formula is as follows:

The formula is the same for all regions of the Russian Federation, only the data differ. Power plays the biggest role in this formula. In the event that the engine power exceeds 50 hp, the rate is doubled. Even if the vehicle is not used, but was purchased, the owner is obliged to pay tax on it. In this case, the first fee must be paid after the first year from the date of registration.

If the amount of tax received is fundamentally different from that indicated on the receipt, you must re-check your own calculations. If everything is correct, the owner should contact the tax office and find out why the amount is too high or too low. In the second case, you should not rejoice either: if the specialist made a mistake and underestimated the amount, the balance can be transferred to the next year, but only with a penalty. A request for recalculation can be made in person or in writing.

Influence of the region on the transport tax

Each ATV owner will have their own tax amount. In addition to power, the indicator depends on the region, since each has a certain tariff rate. Of course, the base value is determined by the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. The authorities of the region can lower or raise the indicator up to 2 units.

To find the coefficient, you need to use special tables (ATV refers to other self-propelled vehicles). On average, for residents of small towns, it will be 1.5-2 times less than for riders who live in large cities and metropolitan areas.

Payment details

The tax is calculated for each full month of using the vehicle during the year. If the owner sold the ATV in June, he only pays the tax for 5 months, and the new owner will pay the rest. Each region has its own details for making a payment, which can be obtained from the tax office or on the website.

Payment can be made directly in the building of the tax service through the cash desk or terminal, or use the functionality of the website of the State Service. It is important to correctly enter all the necessary data and carefully check whether the information about the ATV matches those indicated in the vehicle passport.

What happens for non-payment of tax?

If the payment of the tax fee does not arrive on time or the taxpayer ignores the amount indicated in the settlement document, a fine will be imposed in an amount exceeding the fee itself. If after that neither the tax nor the penalty is paid, the recovery of the amount will be carried out in court. At the same time, the owner of the transport must pay not only the fine and the debt, but also the state duty with shipping costs. To obtain the required amount, there may be two court decisions.

Sale of a vehicle at auction

ATV is seized, sold, and the funds received are used to pay off debt obligations. If the transport is subject to arrest, payment of paid parking is carried out by the taxpayer. You can pick it up only after the full payment of all debts and receipt of the relevant document.

Deductions from income

This could be wages, stipends, pensions, profits or other items of income. In this case, the tax service sends an appropriate letter to the employer or other authorized organization indicating the amount of the debt.

Innovations in ATV tax payment

If an ATV is owned by a legal entity and is part of the company's fleet, the tax office performs an individual vehicle tax calculation based on the data received. The final amount is sent by settlement letter within six months after the last payment was made.

The changes also affected the need for self-calculation. Of course, every taxpayer has the right to control the amount. But now, in order to obtain the tax value, you can submit an application to the tax service, and after 5 working days you will receive a ready calculation. In this case, it is no longer necessary to be tied to the place of registration of the vehicle. If the ATV is under arrest, impounded or not used due to an accident, no tax is charged for this period.

The size of the tax rate, depending on the region and the power of the ATV, is not yet subject to change in accordance with the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. The formula also remains the same, so it can be used for calculations. You can get accurate information directly from the Federal Tax Service or on their official website. You can also always use the functionality of the State Services website, where tax payment is quick and easy.

What other changes are possible?

ATV tax of any capacity is mandatory for any person or entity that is the owner. The road tax for all-terrain vehicles will not be abolished, as this type of vehicle is in demand, especially in the northern regions. At the federal level, changes are possible that will relate to the size of the rate. But so far, no new bills or amendments have been put forward.

It is also worth considering that tax laws change quite often, so it is necessary to get acquainted with new information on this issue in order to correctly pay the tax. If you have questions or the calculations did not match the data sent by the service, you should call the FTS specialist on the hotline.

ATV Underbody Guard, ATV Underbody Guard

ATV Underbody Guard is an important option to protect and prolong the life of your iron friend. Regardless of how you plan to use your ATV, whether it is "especially dangerous" areas for the chassis of the ATV or for non-aggressive riding, in both cases it is recommended to set underbody protection ATVs . Protect this particularly vulnerable spot on your ATV.

In our store you can find and buy high-quality and inexpensive protection for ATV , which will help to avoid unwanted damage to equipment.

We have protection for ATVs of various brands and models.

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Polaris UTV Ranger 400/570 Roof

10 900 ₽
Underbody protection for ATV Adly 600 U

Underbody protection for ATV Adly 600 U

18 500 ₽
Apache 400 Underbody Protector Compatible with Stels ATV 700 Hsun/ 500 H / 450 H (4mm)

Apache 400 underbody protection compatible with Stels ATV 700 Hsun/ 500 H / 450 H (4mm)

21 900 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV 700/500 TRV (7 parts)

Underbody protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV 700/500 TRV (7 parts)

16 700 ₽
Underbody protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV TRV 1000 S

Underbody protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV TRV 1000 S

16 700 ₽
Underbody protection for Arctic Cat UTV Prowler 700 HDX ATV (5 parts)

Underbody Guard for Arctic Cat UTV Prowler 700 HDX (5 pcs)

24 500 ₽
Underbody protection for Arctic Cat UTV Prowler 700 XTX

Underbody protection for Arctic Cat UTV Prowler 700 XTX

24 500 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Arctic Cat ATV 700 MUD PRO (6 parts)

Underbody protection for Arctic Cat ATV 700 MUD PRO (6 parts)

16 700 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV MUDPRO 1000 (7 parts)

Underbody protection for ATV Arctic CAT ATV MUDPRO 1000 (7 parts)

16 700 ₽
Underbody protection for ATV WILDCAT 1000

Underbody protection for ATV WILDCAT 1000

25 500 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Baltmotors-SMC Jumbo 700

Bottom protection for ATV Baltmotors-SMC Jumbo 700

11 700 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Baltmotors-SMC Jumbo 700 MAX

Bottom protection for ATV Baltmotors-SMC Jumbo 700 MAX

11 700 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Outlander ATV 1000/800/650/500

Bottom protection for Outlander ATV 1000/800/650/500

18 500 ₽
Underbody protection for ATV Outlander L

Bottom protection for ATV Outlander L

14 900 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Outlander ATV 400

Underbody protection for ATV Outlander ATV 400

17 000 ₽
Underbody protection for ATV Outlander ATV 650 max

Bottom protection for ATV Outlander ATV 650 max

17 900 ₽
Bottom protection for ATV Outlander ATV 800 max

Bottom protection for ATV Outlander ATV 800 max

17 900 ₽
Underbody protection for Outlander ATV Renegade G1

Underbody protection for Outlander ATV Renegade G1

16 500 ₽
Learn more
- Tire designation numbers
- How many locations does discount tire have
- How to put brake in tire atv
- How to fix a leaking tire valve stem
- Drill to change tires
- How to charge the battery on a polaris atv
- Tire emergency repair kit
- How to wire led light on atv no battery
- How much does the average tire weigh
- How much snow can atv push
- How much torque for tires

How do you register your atv

New York DMV | ATVs: Information for Owners and Operators

Colorado Parks & Wildlife - ​Off-Highway Vehicle Registrations & Permits

2022-2023 Temporary Registrations

Off-Highway Vehicles (OHVs) include:

What is Required to Operate an OHV in Colorado?

How Long is an OHV Registration or Permit Valid?

Colorado OHV Registration Card & Decals (Only Resident Vehicles)

Duplicate/Replacement Registration

Where To Place the Decals on the Vehicle

Colorado OHV Permits (sticker or non-stick bright green paper) (Nonresidents or Plated, Street-Legal Vehicles):

Replacement OHV Permit

Where To Place the Permit on the Vehicle

Purchasing an OHV

Help Us Keep Your Record(s) Accurate

Know Before You Go

Where the Money Goes

ATV transport tax - what to pay for and how it is calculated

What does the law say?

Rules for calculating ATV tax

Influence of the region on the transport tax

Payment details

What happens for non-payment of tax?

Sale of a vehicle at auction

Deductions from income

Innovations in ATV tax payment

What other changes are possible?

ATV Underbody Guard, ATV Underbody Guard

Colorado Parks & Wildlife - Off-Highway Vehicle Registrations & Permits