Filing for Aircraft Companies
Boats and Watercraft
Manufactured Housing
Filing for Aircraft Companies
All aircraft companies are required to file their ad valorem personal property tax renditions either by email attachment or regular mail.
email attachments must include:
- Name (Business or Personal)
- Mailing Address
- Location of Property
- If a Business, Include Type of Business
- Phone Number
- As well as the following information:
| Control # |
Inventory ID # |
Purchase Date |
New or Used? N/U |
Purchase Price |
Description of item |
No. of items |
Age of item at purchase |
Boat and Watercraft Registrations
Who needs to file?
Anyone who purchased a boat and/or trailer located or registered in Sedgwick County as of January 1 must file a personal property rendition with each year, per Kansas statute. Watercraft will be prorated from the time it was purchased or sold. A description and a location of the boat/trailer must be included.
What are the filing deadlines?
Per Kansas statute 79-306, you must render personal property by March 15 of each year to avoid incurring state mandated penalties. Counties have no authority to abate, waive or refund the penalty. Only the Board of Tax Appeals has this authority.
Register your watercraft using this form.
Manufactured Housing Registrations
Who needs to file?
Anyone who owns a manufactured home located or registered in Sedgwick County as of January 1 that is not permanently affixed to real estate must file a personal property rendition with the Appraiser's Office each year per Kansas Statute 79-303 and 79-306. A description and a location of the mobile home must be included on the rendition.
Where can I get a personal property rendition?
There three ways you can obtain a personal property rendition.
- Visit the Appraiser's Office or send a request by mail to 271 W 3rd St N, Suite 501, Wichita, Kansas 67202.
- Call our office at 316-660-9000.
- Request a blank rendition by email.
Are there any filing deadlines?
Yes, Per Kansas Statute 79-306, the deadline for rendering personal property is March 15th of each year. To avoid incurring state mandated penalties, renditions must be filed by the deadline date. Counties have no authority to abate, waive, or refund the penalty mandated by K.S.A. 79-1422. Only the Board of Tax Appeals has the authority to abate, waive, or refund the penalty.