Business Personal Property
Taxscribe for Vermont Business Owners & CPAs
Modern personal property tax filing for Vermont — prepare your return in minutes, import fixed assets, and e-file to participating jurisdictions or email a print-ready PDF to your local assessor.
What is Business Personal Property tax?
Business personal property means tangible personal property of a depreciable nature used or held for use in any trade, business, professional practice, transaction, activity, or occupation conducted for profit
Who should file Business Personal Property?
Any business that owns personal property should file a return with their local assessor.
- Filing deadline
- You must file your business personal property return by April 20th.
- Late penalty
- Failure to file in a timely manner may result in penalties.
When you should file:
You must file your business personal property return by April 20th.
Exemptions:
- Generally, inventory and motor vehicles are exempt from business personal property
- Check with your local jurisdiction to see what exemptions may apply.
Important Notes About Business Personal Property:
- Failure to file in a timely manner may result in penalties.
- All questions should be directed to your local assessor.
Coverage
How Taxscribe works in Vermont
Taxscribe supports Business Personal Property filing across Vermont. Where your jurisdiction participates in Taxscribe's e-file program, you can submit directly; elsewhere, generate a print-ready PDF and email or mail it to your local assessor. Contact us to see if your jurisdiction participates.