In need of a little help/guidance...

[sureshot]

well it looks like everything is sorted out for you :tup:

so now I can say

@juniorj

btw… sunfire + cavalier…smell that?..:sniff sniff: yea…i think it smells like a sunfire front end swap lol jk if it was only white

:bloated: why :bloated:

[JayS]

@BikerFry

Look up a couple of posts. You pay no tax when buying a vehicle from a family member. No need for any stories. Just do it by the book.

Actually, that form says:

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[left][size=4]Gift from a parent, child, stepparent, stepchild, or spouse [/size][size=4]- I received this motor vehicle as a gift from my ( check one - you may be asked to supply proof of relationship): parent child stepparent stepchild spouse

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So I’m not 100% sure you’re going to get away tax free using a gift. This is a gift from a grandparent, and there is no “grandparent” checkbox.

I’ve used the super lowball receipt before. When they asked why it was so low I said the car had a blown motor and I replaced it. I had the seller put that on the receipt as well.

[JayS]

@BikerFry

Ignore all of the above advice. If you buy from immediate family members you don’t pay tax. Just do everything normally. Have Grandma sign the title and a home-made receipt. Take em both to the DMV and register the car in Mom’s name. Go ahead and state the full sale price. Use this form:

http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/dtf802_01.pdf

Facts not BS FTW :tup:

Now find the form I need to buy a car in PA from a dealer and get the sales tax I have to pay in PA refunded. I’ve been looking for that for 2 days.

[Fry]

@dmv website

If you paid out-of-state sales tax, show the out-of-state dealer bill of sale. The bill of sale must show the purchase price and the amount of out-of-state sales tax paid to the dealer. Use form DTF-804 to claim credit for the state and local sales taxes you paid in the other state. This process can reduce the amount of your NYS sales tax if NYS and the other state have an agreement about sales tax.

http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/dtf804.pdf

[MaximaSE98]

@Skurge

i’ve bought a few cars for “$100”

if they question it, its your grandmother lol, she’s old, loaded with $ and doesn’t need the car

what are they gonna say to that? lol

ME TOO

[JayS]

@BikerFry

http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/dtf804.pdf

Yeah, but unfortunately that list of “if NYS and the other state have an agreement about sales tax” is pretty short. I especially like that fact that 1/2 of the states on the list are at least 1000 miles from here, and one of them is Hawaii.
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[left]Full List:[/left]
[left]Arizona[/left]
[left]California[/left]
[left]Florida[/left]
[left]Hawaii[/left]
[left]Massachusetts[/left]
[left]Michigan[/left]
[left]South Carolina[/left]
[left]Wyoming [/left]
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The states people would be likely to buy a car from while living in NY (VT, PA, OH, NJ) have no reciprocal agreement with NY, which means form 804 does not apply. Basically you are on your own trying to get a refund issues from the state you purchased the car in.

[juniorj]

@sureshot!

well it looks like everything is sorted out for you :tup:

so now I can say

:bloated: why :bloated:

sunfire front + molded evil eyelids = bad ass…i really dont think id ever do it tho