Cost of State Registration?

I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?
tom pettit

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I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?
tom pettit

$165 for taxachusetts.

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tom wrote:
I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?
tom pettit

My company pays about $300 and $1100 per aircraft in a few different
states, but they're all turbine.

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Bob Noel wrote:

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"tom" wrote:

I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?
tom pettit

$165 for taxachusetts.

None for Florida -- no "unsecured personal property tax" either. :)

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Ohio - $15 per seat annually (down from a proposed $100/yr)

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"tom" wrote:

I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?


AZ = $25

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I just recieved my annual bill from the state of Oregon for registering
my airplane: $50 for single engine. How does this compare to other
states?

$50 for WA. Of course, they tack on another $15 "registration fee" on top
of the $50 excise tax, for a grand total of $65.

As in other states, larger aircraft cost more. The above is for
single-engine.

Pete

Does anybody know if federal case law exists challenging state registration
of what the federal government already registers?

Jim

Good point.!!!!!!!!!!!! Curious minds do want to know...

RST Engineering wrote:
Does anybody know if federal case law exists challenging state registration
of what the federal government already registers?

Jim

I'm probably remembering this incorrectly, but there was a time in
Massachusets or a state up there, where the state wanted to issue state
pilot certificates to pilots. The FAA was not too happy about that, and
it never materialized. I can't remember the state or date...my aviation
law class was a verrry long time ago.