Hey guys I bought a new 2018 ram 3500 chassis in Texas and I plan on crossing some state lines, the dealer Says they only issue standard plates, do I have to pay again if I want apportioned plates?
I already paid tax title and license!
Apportioned plates on a dually
Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by Bdog, Nov 25, 2015.
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You got screwed. You don't have to pay taxes on apportioned plates. The dealer is an idiot. You are most likely out the taxes and registration fees and you will have to pay again for the apportioned plates.
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The sales tax you might have recourse on. Every state is different though so you have to do your own homework. I know in NJ when I lived there any truck with a GVWR above 26k was exempt from it, and sometimes smaller trucks under more specific circumstances.moev Thanks this. -
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The dealer can't get the apportioned plates for you. You have to go to the regional dmv office to do it. They just need to transfer the title to you with no taxes or registration fees and then you go to the dmv and get your apportioned plates
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I have never done them on a pickup but I bought a mack a couple of months ago and they gave me the title and I went to the regular dmv office where you go for cars and transferred the title and then I took that receipt to the regional office and got the apportioned plates.
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Your NTU or "bobtail" policy should cover use of the truck while not under dispatch.
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