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Someone in California should figure this out - I checked quick on CA's DMV website but couldn't find an email to ask someone. If you buy a car in another state
by mercuryrising 13y ago
Someone in California should figure this out - I checked quick on CA's DMV website but couldn't find an email to ask someone.
If you buy a car in another state, California will charge you the difference in sales tax to bring it up to California's tax rate, netting them more tax revenue. What happens if you bring in a car that you paid a higher tax rate on? Would they refund you the difference? Would you get double taxed purchasing a vehicle from California and bringing it to Texas?
Can someone explain what's going on in the service paragraph? The customer can't talk to the repair place? They can't discuss the issues the car has, they need to relay all the information through Tesla motors? What the heck?
- jleader 13y agoI am far from a tax expert, but my impression was that excess sales tax paid in another state can be claimed on your California state income tax return? It sounds like the customer can talk to the repair place, it's just that the repair place can't contact the customer, or even advertise themselves as a Tesla repair place.