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I’m in the market for a newer truck and have found a few for sale from individuals,my question is will I pay the sales tax when I get my tag for it if I do buy from a private party?Looking at trucks in the $30-$35k range and just want to know what to expect if I do buy from a private party and not a dealership.
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Yes, tax will be paid when you go to the DMV.
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I think its 2 or 2.5% of the purchase price. You can google and find out. It will be listed on the state website
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I think its 2 or 2.5% of the purchase price. You can google and find out. It will be listed on the state website This will be close, Josh. State charges 2% plus whatever your county charges.
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been a long time since I had an Alabama registration. but a piece of advice (cause I learned the hard way) if you have any chance of moving to GA don't buy a vehicle til you get here. they will charge you (essentially) the sales tax when you bring it in. sucks. I got hit twice in a year on that one.
plus they determine the value, not what you paid... communists.
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itll be between 3-4% depending what the county and city take. the state takes 2%
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Some folks avoid this by getting the bill of sale written out for much less than is actually paid. However, if you are financing the vehicle, the bank wants a bill of sale for the actual amount.
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Some folks avoid this by getting the bill of sale written out for much less than is actually paid. However, if you are financing the vehicle, the bank wants a bill of sale for the actual amount. They go by book value where I live. If it was that easy folks would just say “$1” and no one would pay taxes.
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Some folks avoid this by getting the bill of sale written out for much less than is actually paid. However, if you are financing the vehicle, the bank wants a bill of sale for the actual amount. They go by book value where I live. If it was that easy folks would just say “$1” and no one would pay taxes. Yep, days of $10 vehicles are long gone. Same with land.
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In TN the vehicle sales tax is damn near the same as regular sales tax here. I think it was 7 or 7.5%. I could go just south of the state line and buy anything I wanted in Wal-mart at 5.5% tax.
They have no income tax but they find ways to get around that minor problem.
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In TN the vehicle sales tax is damn near the same as regular sales tax here. I think it was 7 or 7.5%. I could go just south of the state line and buy anything I wanted in Wal-mart at 5.5% tax.
They have no income tax but they find ways to get around that minor problem. In Tennessee and Georgia it's 7% on new or used but my tag only runs about $30 a year as opposed to Alabama where a $20k vehicle the tag was about $200 annually. The government is going to get theirs either way.
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Some folks avoid this by getting the bill of sale written out for much less than is actually paid. However, if you are financing the vehicle, the bank wants a bill of sale for the actual amount. They go by book value where I live. If it was that easy folks would just say “$1” and no one would pay taxes. this is correct but I think they only go by a percentage of the book value think its 20-30% unless the bill of sale says more. im not 100% on this i always pay the tax at the dealer.
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Funny, my bill of sales are cheap so screw em. None of their business what me and a seller agree on.
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