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In NYS you pay sales tax on the amount of purchase price regardless of New or Used, Private party or otherwise. In my county in New York it is 8% of the purchase price. 65k purchase price would be $5200 when you register it. If you trade a car in on another you will pay tax on the difference. Even trade would be $0 tax.
In Texas, it's 6.25% sales tax on purchase price. New OR used.
I registered my last pricey diesel RV coach I bought in South Dakota. 3.25% sales tax. In Montana, I could have registered it for a flat fee of $450.00 at that time. Oregon? There's no sales tax on registering vehicles - last time I checked.
One of my Brothers lived in South Dakota, so, I used his address when titling the RV. Saved a bundle.
If you've got the time and money to do a little research, you can save too.
Friday has come and gone and no reply. I didn't question about bank visit
If it was a loan, withdrawal , or robbery. It doesn't mater if No sale, he wanted to buy, and I wasn't even thinking of selling, but some EGO kicks in.ill also have a bedtime story for the grand kids, once about a time.....
To answer why mine, I told him we could replicate and he said yours is done, finished and offered $65,000. And talk is cheap we will see.
To all that replied, Thanks, I will heed the advice if this goes threw.
And I will enjoy my Shark Grey Z-51 Black wheels for all its worth......
Priceless
Thanks 60grit
From: SF Bay Area, Peoples' Republik of California
Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
In Texas, it's 6.25% sales tax on purchase price. New OR used.
I registered my last pricey diesel RV coach I bought in South Dakota. 3.25% sales tax. In Montana, I could have registered it for a flat fee of $450.00 at that time. Oregon? There's no sales tax on registering vehicles - last time I checked.
One of my Brothers lived in South Dakota, so, I used his address when titling the RV. Saved a bundle.
If you've got the time and money to do a little research, you can save too.
FWIW, California takes a dim view of residents registering autos out of state to avoid our massive sales tax and registration fees. Turning a blind eye to that ruins the whole point of going after our money in the first place. Texas seems much more mellow when it comes to letting people do what they want if it doesn't infringe on others, so maybe they don't care.
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