Where it is registered.
The sales tax is definitely added WHERE you buy your car.
Usually in the state that it is registered
Tax increased October 8th, 2009 to 8 percent. Cars are taxed where they are registered, not where you purchased them.
It is based on the sale price.
Guy Gruenberg, the sales manager for Brewer Company registered the slogan, "Attitude is everything in sales." Guy conducts seminars based on this slogan.
Yes, the purchase of a used vehicle is subject to NJ 7% sales tax, based on the purchase price of the car. The sales tax is paid when the vehicle is registered with NJMVC.
You pay the sales tax when you go into the DMV to register the vehicle. In this case you would be paying the Arizona sales tax. I purchased a car from Colorado and registered it in Califonia and payed California sales tax.
From what I gather, sales tax is paid in the state in which the car is ultimately registered. I just bought a car in NY state, but unfortunately it looks like I have to pay NJ sales tax, which is slightly higher. Dang it.
Yes, sales tax on a product is typically based on the location of the sale, not the location of the product's origin. Therefore, if the product is purchased in Texas, Texas sales tax laws would apply, regardless of where the product was made.
The vehicle must be registered in the State and County where you live. This has nothing to do with the locale where you purchased the vehicle. I bought a Jeep from someone in Indiana and sent an employee of mine to pick it up without ever seeing the Jeep and sent a check with him to pay for it. I registered it in Georgia where I live. Later on the State of Georgia sent me a bill for the sales tax on the vehicle. I heard that this sales tax has now been ended as more and more e-commerce takes place between individuals.
Depending where the car is purchased and registered. Cities, counties have different tax bases. If you purchase a car in Tracy (8.750%) or Tahoe City (8.250%) and registered the car in Pleasanton (9.750%) or Oakland (9.750%) DMV would charge the additional monies.
Target based sales are exactly what they sound like they would be. Target based sales are sales made targeted to a certain group of people.