Yes, and then when you take it back to your state and license it you will still pay your state sales tax.
what if your company buys it out of state and sells it to your mother as a used car does she pay tax as well and at what rate.
In most instances you are charged the sales tax rate of the area you live in regardless of where you purchase the vehicle.
In order for you to beable to open a used dealelship you have to first find a lot that is zoned for opening a dealership like m-1 zoning and can hold at least 6 cars. then you have to get all the papers nececerry to fill out .
NO.The cooling off period or buyers remorse laws do not apply to the purchase of a vehicle in any state. Once you buy a car it is yours and you cannot return it. If it is a new car it becomes a used car the instant you drive it off the lot and is worth far less than when you bought the car. On a used car the dealer might let you return it if you ask very nicely. It is nothing more than a myth that these laws apply to the purchase of a vehicle.
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While servicing, the cost is calculated on the basis of cleaning, denting and painting oil checkup and fulfillment, and other mechanical things. What adds to the cost of the car service is the cost of dealing with the damages the car has faced. Additional charges are included due to the replacement of the parts of a car, that might not have been working properly.
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I have been researching this for a while and with the exception of a few states (California seems to be one), there is no such thing as a mythical "buyer's remorse law" when it comes to automotive sales. Once you sign the papers and the vehicle has been registered in your name and you take it off the lot, it is now officially your property, or the property of your lien holder. This is why you MUST be very careful with your decision making in purchasing a vehicle. Now many reputable dealers will consider reversing the deal depending on your situation, providing that you don't give some BS story to them that they can see right through. (Not all car salesman are heartless, scam artists as popularly perceived.) However, even if they will take the car back, you should be prepared to take a hefty loss for the car is deemed used and therefore depreciates in value. I have never truly heard of any concrete evidence of a situation in which a dealership took back a vehicle, Scott free to the customer after the car had been registered and driven off the lot.
Bottom line, once the vehicle has been titled, whether to a lien holder or the customer, the car is no longer classified as "new." As for used cars, many other rules apply, often depending on the dealership's individual policies. However, be prepared for more stingy practices on used cars.
Im assuming insituations like this the punishment is suited to the crime. I got my license suspended for 2 months within my first 30 days of receiving it. I ran a stop sign, I'd have to guess that if theyre license has been suspended for 3+ years they must have committed a serious offense like felony speeding or wreckless endangerment.
Every company is different..collections start the minute a payment goes past due. Usually the repo starts after 3 pmts are due maybe sooner if
there are no communications with the customer or maybe later if someone has managed to stall off the repo.
In Ontario Canada, you can go to any Vehicle licencing office and get a search done. You need the VIN. You just ask for a "sellers package". Cost is $20.00.
The total tax is $6.84 and the total price with tax is $120.84
READ YOUR CONTRACT!!! You will be in for the biggest headache of your life if you try and return it. The dealer will stonewall you and give you reasons why you can't bring it back. After all it is in the contract! Most contracts do not allow for "change of mind" as a reason for breaking the contract.
Yes, but it is called as 'used tax'. "Use tax is generally imposed on the purchaser of tangible personal property that is used, consumed, or stored in this state. Sales of vehicles, vessels, and aircraft by licensed dealers are usually subject to sales tax, for which sales tax reimbursement is collected at the time of purchase. Use tax applies to the cost of vehicles, vessels, and aircraft purchased from non-dealers (for example, private parties) or from outside California for use in this state. Use tax also applies to most leases of tangible personal property. Private party sales or brokered transactions are normally subject to use tax. If the first use of the property occurs in California, use tax may apply even if the purchaser is not a resident of the state. The sales and use tax are "mutually exclusive," which means that either sales tax or use tax applies to a single transaction, but not both."
I doubt it. The 3 day right of recision is generally reserved for only those purchases made in your home with a door to door salesman.
See page 2 of this document: http://www.ag.state.oh.us/press/08/02/pr080213.pdf The text: Ohio law does not require a seller to provide a right to cancel every contract. Below is a complete list of all cancellation rights under Ohio law. Ohio Cancellation Rights: • Door-to-Door Sales: Three Days. The Home Solicitation Sales Act gives consumers three days to cancel sales made in their homes or at a place that is not a company's regular place of business, such as a bridal fair or a home improvement show. • Credit and Debt Counseling Services: Three Days. Consumers have three days to cancel credit and debt counseling services under the Ohio Credit Services Organization Act. • Prepaid Entertainment Contracts: Three Days. Prepaid entertainment agreements only include contracts with health spas, dance studios, diet centers, dating agencies and martial arts schools. The Prepaid Entertainment Contracts Act does not include all kinds of prepaid contracts, such as prepaid tanning salon sessions, prepaid plans at laser tag or paint ball facilities and prepaid plans for ring tones or other cell phone services. • Home Equity Loans or Mortgage Refinancing: Three Days. The federal Truth in Lending Act gives consumers three days to cancel a home equity loan or a mortgage refinancing. • Business Opportunity Plans: Five Days. Under the Business Opportunity Purchaser's Protection Act (O.R.C. Section 1334.01 et seq.), consumers have five days to cancel a business opportunity agreement, in which a buyer pays a seller for the rights to offer, sell or distribute goods or services. • Hearing Aids: Thirty Days. Under the Hearing Aid Returns Act (O.R.C. 1345.30), consumers have the right to return a hearing aid for any reason within 30 days after it is originally delivered. • Telemarketing Sales: Under the Telephone Solicitation Sales Act (O.R.C. 4719.01 et seq.), consumers have the right to cancel a purchase until they sign a written agreement confirming the sale. • Car Purchase: Ohio law does NOT give consumers the right to cancel a car purchase.
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