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No. It does depend on where you live. Buying vehicles across state lines is very common and can result in significant differences in price. Doesn’t mean you cou
by uxp100 3y ago
No. It does depend on where you live. Buying vehicles across state lines is very common and can result in significant differences in price. Doesn’t mean you couldn’t advertise the price as “for residents” or something.
- gwbas1c 3y ago> Buying vehicles across state lines is very common and can result in significant differences in price At least in MA, you have to pay the sales tax in order to register the vehicle. It doesn't matter what state you bought the car in. The regulators aren't letting that loophole slip in. Everyone here goes to NH to skip out on sales taxes, including the regulators that pass the sales taxes.