Personal property tax (PPT) statements have been mailed through the US Postal Service. Individuals and businesses with tangible personal property in Augusta County should receive a statement. Statements should be returned on or before Friday, May 1, 2026, to avoid penalties.
Filing on time ensures that your records are accurate and helps you avoid penalties, while allowing you to take advantage of any tax relief or savings opportunities available to you.
The PPT return gives tax payers an opportunity to update and correct information such as current address and personal property that has been disposed of, sold, or added to your personal property listing. The statement details the listing of your tangible personal property located in Augusta County as of January 1, 2026. Personal property includes automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, campers, boats, trailers, aircraft, mobile homes, machinery and tools, business furniture and fixtures, and other business-related equipment.
Who Must File
Anyone who owned tangible personal property located in Augusta County as of January 1, 2026, is required to file a return.
Before You File, Verify Your Statement
Carefully review all preprinted information on your form. If corrections are needed, draw a single line through the incorrect information and write the correct details beside it. Follow the detailed instructions that are with the return.
File Your Return
This return should be returned on or before Friday, May 1, 2026, in order to avoid a late penalty. Return the statement by:
- Email: scan your return and email to comrev@co.augusta.va.us
- Mail: use the return envelope provided and postmark by May 1
- In person: Commissioner of the Revenue office at the Government Center in Verona
- Library drop boxes: New for 2026! Secure drop boxes are available inside all Augusta County Public Library branches. Please check for branch hours of operation, there are seven (7) locations throughout the county.
Key Filing Information
Personal Property Tax Relief (PPTR)
Qualified personal vehicles may receive tax relief on the first $20,000 of assessed value. Relief does not apply to value above $20,000.
- Indicate whether each vehicle is for personal (Y) or business (N) use.
- Vehicles must be primarily used for personal purposes.
- Some vehicles (over 10,000 pounds, business-use, or specially tagged vehicles) do not qualify.
Vehicles Sold or Disposed Of
If you no longer own a listed vehicle, enter the date it was sold or disposed of.
Additional Property
Report all property owned as of January 1 that is not listed, including vehicles, boats, trailers, campers, aircraft, mobile homes, and business equipment.
Mileage Reporting
- If applying for a high mileage adjustment, check the “Doc. Att.” box and include documentation.
- If no documentation is provided, preprinted mileage will be used.
- Vehicles with mileage over 250,000 automatically receive the maximum reduction.
New! High Mileage Tax Adjustment Program
Is your vehicle a high-miler? You could qualify for a tax adjustment and save money.
In 2025, Commissioner of the Revenue, George Price, launched a High Mileage Adjustment Program in accordance with Section 58.1-3503(A)(3) of the Code of Virginia. This program allows qualifying vehicles with higher-than-average mileage to receive a reduction in assessed value, more accurately reflecting fair market value.
Eligibility Criteria
Your vehicle must be:
- A passenger car, pickup or panel truck, or motorcycle
- Above the minimum mileage threshold for its model year
Minimum Mileage by Model Year
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Vehicle Year
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Minimum Mileage
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2026
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5,001
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2025
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20,001
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2024
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35,001
|
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2023
|
45,001
|
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2022
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60,001
|
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2021
|
70,001
|
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2020
|
85,001
|
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2019
|
95,001
|
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2018
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105,001
|
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2017
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120,001
|
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2016
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130,001
|
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2015
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140,001
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2014
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150,001
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2013
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155,001
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2012 & Older
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165,001
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(Motorcycles have different mileage requirements based on engine size. See full details online.)
Documentation Required
- Must provide third-party documentation such as a state inspection receipt or service/repair invoice.
- Odometer photos are not accepted.
How to Apply (Deadline: May 1, 2026)
There are three ways to apply:
- Apply online at ceruleangov.com.
- Submit your form and mileage documentation by mail or in person.
- Bring your vehicle to the Government Center in Verona for a visual inspection Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, through the close of business on Friday, May 1.
Questions?
The Commissioner of the Revenue’s office will gladly assist in filing this form and is open between the hours of 8am and 5pm at the Government Center.
If you do not receive a personal property statement or if you have questions, please call the Commissioner of the Revenue's office at 540-245-5640.
