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An exemption from the payment of sales tax may apply when a member of the United States military, who is a permanent Florida resident, stationed outside Florida, purchases a motor vehicle or vessel outside of Florida and titles and registers the motor vehicle or vessel in Florida.
Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Motor vehicles are exempt from tax if they are modified to be used by someone with orthopedic disabilities to help them drive or ride in the vehicle. The modified vehicle must be used at least 80 percent of the time to transport, or be driven by, a person with an orthopedic disability.
The non-resident affidavit exempts servicemembers from paying Colorado ownership tax. Only an active-duty servicemember or a lawful agent with a power of attorney and a copy of orders indicating a Colorado duty station may execute the non-resident affidavit.
If you're in the military and stationed in Oklahoma or are an OK resident, you can receive a reduced registration rate of $26. To get the reduced rate, you must complete and submit the U.S. Armed Forces Affidavit (Form 779) along with your other required Registration Documents.
Colorado Income Tax on Military Pay: Military pay received by a Colorado Resident Service member is subject to Colorado income tax. Pay received by active duty Service members for service in a combat zone, that is exempt from federal taxes is also exempt from Colorado income taxes.