If I move taxable personal property into Loudoun County and I've already paid taxes on that property in another jurisdiction, do I need to pay taxes on that property in Loudoun County as well?
If a vehicle is moved to Loudoun County from another prorating locality or from out of state and the vehicle owner paid personal property taxes on the vehicle in that locality, the county will prorate the taxes based on the number of months remaining in the tax year, beginning with the date the vehicle obtained situs in the county or was registered to a county address with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.

If the vehicle owner paid taxes on the vehicle during the same tax year to another jurisdiction that does not prorate, the county will relieve all taxes due on that vehicle in the County for the calendar year taxes were paid to the non-prorating jurisdiction.

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1. How does the proration of personal property tax work?
2. What personal property tax is prorated?
3. What personal property tax is not prorated?
4. If I moved taxable personal property out of Loudoun County or sell it during the tax year, am I eligible for a refund of personal property taxes already paid?
5. If I move taxable personal property into Loudoun County and I've already paid taxes on that property in another jurisdiction, do I need to pay taxes on that property in Loudoun County as well?