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I'm on the DMV website. What is the difference between "VLF Refund" or "VLF Paid"? Which one do I use for tax related purposes
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You will use the VLF Paid for tax purposes. The VLF is the portion of your registration fee that is tax deductible.
VLF stands for Vehicle License Fee and is a fee paid for the owning a vehicle in California.
A VLF refund in California is based on the remaining months of your vehicle's registration. You can request a refund by completing an Application for Vehicle License Refund (REG 65) form.
- You may be eligible for a refund if your vehicle is a total loss due to theft, a wreck, or other damage
- You may be eligible for a refund if you are a nonresident military owner
This VLF calculator is provided by California DMV for tax purposes and may assist you in determining the VLF paid in a specific tax year.
Click here for the California License Fee Calculator.
Click here for a FAQ about vehicle registration and licensing in California.
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