What procedures are followed when I no longer reside in Norfolk?

You must first notify the Department of Motor Vehicles to change your mailing address and garage jurisdiction. Then notify the Commissioner of the Revenue of your residence change and the date you moved from Norfolk. Your tax bill will be adjusted accordingly and a new prorated bill may be mailed to you if necessary.  To report the move, sale, or disposal of a vehicle online to the Commissioner of the Revenue, please click here.

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1. What are personal property taxes?
2. Am I required to pay personal property taxes if I am active duty military?
3. When are personal property taxes due?
4. What is a DMV Stop?
5. What procedures are followed when I no longer reside in Norfolk?
6. Who do I notify when I sell or dispose of my vehicle?
7. What is the current tax rate for personal property?
8. What is the license fee showing up on my bill?
9. What if I have a question concerning the assessment (i.e., high mileage, body damage, etc.) of my vehicle?
10. How are penalty and interest calculated on a delinquent tax bill?
11. I recently moved to Norfolk; how do I register my vehicle?
12. What is business tangible personal property tax?
13. How are personal property taxes assessed?
14. What happens if I don't pay my taxes?
15. If I want to pay in person, where do I go?
16. What is the Personal Property Tax Relief Act and does my vehicle qualify for Car Tax Relief?
17. How do I Return to the Commissioner of Revenue Home Page?