Illinois VSD 190 — Bill of Sale
Illinois Form VSD 190 is the buyer's title/registration application; Form RUT-50 is the Private Party Vehicle Use Tax return. The key fact: Illinois taxes private-party sales with a flat-dollar RUT-50 table, not the 6.25% dealer rate. A written bill of sale documents the price and odometer that the RUT-50 relies on (Illinois has no numbered state bill of sale form).
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About VSD 190
Official name: Illinois Form VSD 190 — Private Party Vehicle Tax Transaction
Issued by: Illinois Secretary of State — Vehicle Services
Purpose: Documents the private sale price and odometer for the RUT-50 tax return. VSD 190 is the title application filed at a Secretary of State facility.
When required: The buyer applies for the title within 20 days of purchase; the RUT-50 use-tax return is due within 30 days. Motorcycles/ATVs are a flat $25; privately acquired trailers are exempt.
Illinois Vehicle Sale Requirements
Required Fields on VSD 190
To be accepted by the Illinois SOS, your bill of sale must include:
- Seller name, address, phone
- Buyer name, address, phone
- Year, make, model
- VIN
- Odometer reading
- Sale price
- Date of sale
- Seller signature
Official Source
Download the official VSD 190 directly from Illinois SOS, or use our free generator above to pre-fill a compliant Illinois bill of sale.
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