Every year at tax time our office receives many inquiries regarding Specific Ownership Tax. This year we're hoping to save you some time!
The images below will help you locate where the Specific Ownership Tax is shown on your Colorado registration. If you have questions regarding tax deductions on your tax return, please consult a tax professional. If you require a duplicate copy of your registration, please contact the Vehicle Licensing office.
Registration Versions
A new customer service innovation brought to you by the Clerk and Recorder Recording Department!
When you bring documents to our counter for recording, you can now take them with you when you go! No more waiting to receive originals back (or risk losing them) in the mail.
You can now get duplicate registrations & year tab (license plate decal), and check the status of a title!
A newly purchased vehicle is subject to vehicle registration late fees 61 days after the purchase date.
Vehicle registration late fees are imposed when payment for renewing your vehicle is not received timely. With the exception of temporary permits, owners receive a one month grace period after their registration expires.
The $25-per-month late fee applies to any portion of the subsequent months for up to four months. The total amount assessed will not exceed the $100 late fee limit.
A newly purchased vehicle is subject to vehicle registration late fees 61 days after the purchase date.
Vehicle registration late fees are imposed when payment for renewing your vehicle is not received timely. With the exception of temporary permits, owners receive a one month grace period after their registration expires.
The $25-per-month late fee applies to any portion of the subsequent months for up to four months. The total amount assessed will not exceed the $100 late fee limit.
It is the policy of the Larimer County Clerk and Recorder's Office to review a request for refund. A refund may be considered if credit can not be applied to another vehicle. The refund will include fees remitted by the customer for the current year's registration. Any prior fees (i.e., prior ownership tax or late fees) paid will not be refunded or credited.
Refunds for the Keep Colorado Wild Pass can be requested through Colorado Parks & Wildlife.
Following the success of the Larimer County Vote Center Conference, the Elections Department was invited to make a presentation on Vote Centers at the Colorado Secretary of State Election Official Training Conference. The conference was held from April 19 to April 21, 2005 in Colorado Springs.
In May of 2005, the Election Center's National Association of Election Officials created a National Task Force on Election Reform. The Task Force consisted of local election officials from across the nation, including Larimer County Clerk and Recorder Scott Doyle. The result of their efforts was a comprehensive review of the 2004 General Election as well as a list of recommendations for election reform.
