Vehicle license tax report for 2016 now available on ServiceArizona.com

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Vehicle Fee Recap a quick way for vehicle owners to see taxes paid last year

PHOENIX – With another tax season at hand, the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division is once again offering a free online way to learn how much vehicle license tax you paid in 2016.

Vehicle Fee Recap, available through ServiceArizona.com, also allows vehicle owners to obtain the amount of any specialty license plate donations.

From the ServiceArizona home page, a customer can select the Vehicle Fee Recap link and follow the simple instructions to receive a free, printable report. The Vehicle Fee Recap report will only contain information for the previous calendar year. The 2016 data is now available, and customers who made an online inquiry prior to Jan. 27, 2017, should double-check their records to ensure they have the updated information.

Owners of vehicles registered in Arizona who wish to use the data provided in the Vehicle Fee Recap report for tax returns should seek guidance from the Internal Revenue Service, the Arizona Department of Revenue or other tax professionals.

The Vehicle Fee Recap feature of ServiceArizona is also accessible from mobile devices.

Information about all services offered by MVD can be found at azdot.gov/mvd

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