I buy a car in another state and move to another would I still have to pay sales tax on the car?

Answer 1

This really depends on where you live and where you move.

For instance Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon have no auto sales tax. So if you were to first live in one of those states and purchase a car, you will only be taxed when you register the car when you move to the new State . So there is no exact answer to your question without all the information. I hope this helps.

Answer 2

it depends on which state it is, some states require you pay the tax when you purchase the car and then if you are registering in a different state, you will pay the difference or get a refund.

I dont total understand your question. Sometimes, when you purchase a car and have only had it a short amount of time and you change your residence to another state, the new state will make you pay sales tax (PA does this).

Answer 3

You would have already paid sales tax when you bought the car. You may have to pay property tax depending on what state you moved to. You will also have to pay to have the car registered to the new state.

Answer 4

You would pay the sales tax to your home state, not the state which you bought the car. It goes by where you are registering the car, which by law must be where you live. In other words, unless the state you live does not have sales tax, you will pay it.

Answer 5

you have to pay the sales tax from the state you bought it from.

Answer 6

no sales tax but a registration fee..YES

Answer 7

Onlyin the one state. You would have registration fees though

Answer 8

in your state when you put the title in your name you probably will, states vary, check with yoru DMV, they will know for sure

Answer 9

Nope. Only registration fees.

Answer 10

not if it is already registered in your current state of where you live.