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Used (or expected to be used) primarily for farming purposes, and
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Registered (under state laws) as a highway motor vehicle used for farming purpose for the entire period.
A vehicle is used primarily for farming purposes if more than half of the vehicle’s use (based on mileage) during the period is for farming purposes.
A special tag or license plate identifying the vehicle as used for farming is not required for it to be considered an agricultural vehicle.
Any agricultural vehicle traveling 7500 miles or less during the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax period, is considered a suspended or Category W vehicle and no tax is due.
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