Sales tax on out of state trailer purchase

I know OK has a rolling stock exemption on Rail cars and such but you will have to call there and ask if this also applies to interstate carriers buying rolling stock for use in interstate commerce.

By the way, this should be uniform across the country, no one should pay any sales tax for rolling stock.

 

In Michigan. sales tax is collected on every vehicle sold that is titled within the state. New and used every time it’s transferred to a new owner. The only exception is a sale between immediate family members.

Not sure about Ok.

 

You are talking about private sales.
In Michigan everything you buy for an interstate trucking company is tax exempt (rolling stock). Trucks, trailers, parts, oil, whatever else

 

We have to pay sales tax in Florida.. we don’t pay state income tax so I guess they have to get their money somewhere..

 

Guessing you are trying to purchase from a private party..if so I’d just call a dealership and ask what the protocol is for collecting sales tax.

 

I’ve only Ever paid sales tax to the state I registered it in…
If you have to..get all info title transfer etc electronically
Go to dmv register get a tag
You’ll have receipts of sales tax etc paid

 

Oklahoma is a destination based state so you would be required to pay whatever amount your state charges. Seller may be required by law to collect that amount and send it to your state.

I really don’t think you will pay Oklahoma sales tax on it..probably something lost in translation.

 

whats your sales tax in FL ? Tn its just shy of 10%