Gun dealers do not register ANY gun sales with the Federal Government (with the exception of machine guns, etc). They must maintain a record of all firearms sales at their place of business for 20 years. New & used guns both.
Like MOST US States, there is no requirement or provision to "register" ordinary firearms. Dealers must maintain a record of all firearms sales at their place of business for 20 years.
If you're buying a car out of state, you'll pay sales tax when you register the car in your home state. Most dealers can handle registrations in other states, too.
There are dealers that only sale used rv's.
Sales tax on a car in Georgia is based on the county you live. Does not matter what county you buy it in. If you live in another state and buy the car in GA some dealers will not collect the tax for your state. However when you register the car your state will collect the taxes owed.
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There are many car dealers in Canada, I don't believe that Canada keeps count, but you could speak with your Canadian government about it. They may be able to assist you. This year statistics Canada publiushed the results of a new vehicles sales survey. This puts the number of NEW car dealers at 3,600
You generally pay sales tax to the dealer in the new case of a new car or to the DMV when you register in the case of a used car.
According to a google search, there are two truck dealers having huge sales. Earnhardt Ford is one, and Henry Brown Buick GMC is the second.
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Multiple dealers have confirmed with me that the sales tax on automobiles is 3% in New Mexico. It is not the same as the general sales tax.
Many states (California and Louisiana among them) have "use taxes" equal to the sales tax if you buy a car out of state and want to register it in your home state. This is old-fashioned protectionism for the state's car dealers and the state, who would otherwise lose sales (and taxes) because people bought cars in another state where the prices and taxes were lower. Some states reduce the amount to less than the total sales tax, but will still charge higher fees to register out-of-state vehicles.
In the UK, you can register with the TPS [See related link] which will stop most marketing calls.