Utility trailers that are designed for pulling behind an automobile or pickup truck remain subject to State Law requirements for registration by the payment of license fees and ad valorem taxes. (Code of Alabama, 1975, 40-12-252). Exemptions for title and tag requirements are limited to the following:
Boat Trailers Farm Trailers: Trailers used exclusively for transporting farm products to and from market or for transporting the personal property of the farmer for his own use on the farm. Equipment Trailers: Trailers with permanent mounted equipment such as a crane or well-drilling equipment. Trailer is not equipped for hauling supplies. Beginning July 1, 2009, utility trailers designed for pulling behind an automobile or pickup truck are exempt from the title law. Such trailers remain subject to registration fees and taxes. Utility trailers required for registration include, but are not limited to, open trailer for commercial equipment or personal mowers or golf carts, horse trailer, enclosed auto transporter and tow dolly. A sample of the supporting documents for registration or registration transfer for utility trailers is listed below.
NEW OR USED UTILITY TRAILER TAG REGISTRATION Manufacturer's Statement of Origin or Most Recent Certificate of Title Bill of Sale From Seller to New Buyer Current Alabama Tag Registration In Seller's Name Visual Inspection at Courthouse, if Seller Does Not Provide Alabama Tag Registration Receipt For additional information concerning registration and title provisions, you may wish to contact the Alabama Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division.
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