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Question with buying a used car and paying taxes
USAA sent me a check for $10,000 written out to the guy I want to by the car from.
When I go to the DMV To register everything in my name I have to put USAA as the first lienholder. To avoid paying ridiculous taxes on the purchase, is this a sitiuationwhere i can say i bought the car for cheaper on the bill of sale? Or will the DMV know exactly what I paid for it? |
In many states the DMV will use its own evaluation (Black Book?)and calculate the taxes based on that data. Some states will do this if you come in with a tax value below the book value. Some states want a notarized bill of sale.
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Do not try to lie to the DMV about what you paid for the car--- the lien will be for $10k and that info will be easily available to the DMV.
Not worth the savings ..... |
You mean break the law? Sure you can. When you get caught you'll be up there with all the other stupid criminals.
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My dad always used to say,
"Only the pigs get slaughtered." I would take that into consideration at the DMV. They are able to run a fair market value price on your car for sales tax and VAT purposes. |
Where in the US do they have a value-added tax?
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When I bought my S, I paid taxes on the amount of the loan I put down (this was a private sale, no dealership). Best to not get in trouble.
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Originally Posted by JackTs2K
(Post 22090399)
In many states the DMV will use its own evaluation (Black Book?)and calculate the taxes based on that data.
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