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Continuation of Application for Motor Vehicle Title & Registration
VI
TAX EXEMPTIONS: If vehicle is exempt from tax, enter number corresponding to exemption in item “V” of the application. Exemptions 05 thru 11 must have been
titled previously in S.D. Refer to an MV-609, or SDCL 32-5B-2, for a complete list of exemptions.
01. Vehicle owned by United States, state, county, municipality, public school corporation, Indian tribes or schools, non-profit adjustment training centers, fire
departments, buses owned by churches, or farm vehicles as defined in SDCL 32-5-1.3.
02. Vehicle acquired by inheritance from or bequest of a decedent.
03. Vehicle previously titled or licensed jointly in the names of two or more persons and subsequently transferred without consideration to one or more of
such persons.
04. Vehicle transferred without consideration between spouses, between a parent and child, and between siblings.
05. Vehicles transferred pursuant to any mergers or consolidations or corporations.
06. Vehicle transferred by a subsidiary corporation to its parent corporation.
07. Vehicle transferred between an individual and a corporation where the individual and the owner of the majority of the capital stock of the corporation are
one and the same.
08. Vehicle transferred between a corporation and its stockholders or creditors when to effectuate a dissolution of the corporation.
09. Vehicle transferred between an individual and a limited or general partnership where the individual and the owner of the majority interest in the partnership
are one and the same person.
10. Vehicle transferred to effect a sale of all or substantially all of the assets of the business entity.
11. Vehicle transferred between corporation, both subsidiary and nonsubsidiary, if the individuals who hold a majority of stock in the first corporation also hold
a majority of stock in the second corporation; but these individuals need not hold the same ratio of stock in both corporations.
12. Vehicle acquired by a secured party or lienholder in satisfaction of a debt.
13. Vehicle first transferred to a person other than a licensed motor vehicle dealer when such vehicle was previously license and registered pursuant to SDCL
32-5-27 (exemption applies only if title previously coded 27).
14. Any motor vehicle sold or transferred which is eleven or more model years old and which is sold or transferred for $2,200 or less, before trade-in.
VII
PURCHASE PRICE IS:
(1) For a new motor vehicle sale or lease, the total consideration whether received in money or otherwise. However, when a motor vehicle is taken in trade
as credit or part payment on a new motor vehicle, the credit or trade-in value allowed by the seller shall be deducted from the total consideration for the
n e w vehicle to establish the purchase price.
(2) For a used motor vehicle sold or leased by a licensed motor vehicle dealer, the total consideration for the used motor vehicle whether received in money
or otherwise. However, when a motor vehicle is taken in trade by the dealer as a credit or part payment on a used motor vehicle, the credit or trade-in value
allowed by the dealer shall be deducted from the consideration so that the net consideration is established.
(3) For a used motor vehicle sold, leased or transferred by any person other than a licensed motor vehicle dealer, the total consideration received in money
or otherwise. However, when a motor vehicle is taken in trade as a credit or part payment on a used motor vehicle, the credit or trade-in value shall be
deducted from the total consideration so that the net consideration is established. The purchaser and seller of the motor vehicle shall submit to the county
treasurer a bill of sale, approved and supplied by the secretary. If a bill of sale is not submitted, the excise tax will be assessed on the retail value as stated
in a nationally recognized dealers’ guide as approved by the secretary of revenue. If the excise tax is assessed on the retail value, the value of the motor
vehicle taken in as credit on trade-in shall be the retail value as stated in the nationally recognized dealers’ guide.
(4) For a new or used motor vehicle acquired by gift or other transfer for no or nominal consideration, the manufacturer’s suggested dealer list price for new
motor vehicles and for used motor vehicles the value stated in a nationally recognized dealers’ guide approved and furnished by the secretary of revenue.
(5) For a motor vehicle manufactured by a person who registers it under the laws of this state, the amount expended for materials, labor and other properly
allocable costs of manufacture or in the absence of actual expenditures for the manufacture of a part or all of the motor vehicle, the reasonable value of
the completed motor vehicle.
(6) For a rebuilt motor vehicle, upon its initial registration and titling, the total consideration for the salvage vehicle, whether received in money or otherwise.
(7) For a closed lease, total consideration is all lease payments including cash, rebates, the net trade-in, extended warranties, administrative fees, acquisition
fees, or any other fees assessed on the purchase of the vehicle. Total consideration does not include title fees, registration fees, or state and federal
excise tax, insurance and refundable deposits.
(8) For an open end lease or lease in which the terms of the lease are not certain at the time the lease contract is executed, purchase price is the purchase
price of the vehicle, plus cash, rebates, the net trade-in, extended warranties, administrative fees, acquisition fees, or any other fees assessed on the
purchase of the vehicle. Total consideration does not include title fees, registration fees, state or federal excise tax, insurance and refundable deposits.
VIII
MOUNTED EQUIPMENT:
If price of mounted equipment was not included in purchase price, has sales tax or use tax been paid on mounted equipment?
YES
NO
If yes, attach proof of tax paid.
NOTE: An invoice must be attached if purchased from a dealer. If purchased from other than a dealer, please give description, cost and from whom the mounted
equipment was purchased.
Purchased from:
Cost
Description
Name
Address
State
Zip
IX
ADDITIONAL LIENS:
3rd Lienholder
Mailing Address
City
State
Zip Code

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