Out of state sales tax on a used truck?

I also bought a truck in MO,but I got company tags from Indiana.New York might charge you some tax when you register it there.I wasn't charged any sales tax.

 

This is a bit sticky - I'm in MO with an LLC in the state.

If you provide a DOT number in MO there is a sales tax exemption on purchase, but would be a moot point if you're going to purchase the truck from MO and register it in NY.

You'd have to deal with whatever BS NY has to throw at you for registration.

 

Ask a tax LAWYER who works with interstate business, there is a lot of them. They can sort it all out.

 

OK, why?

Weird, why would you do that?

Why would you register it in NY?

Most likely. the state of NY has a page devoted to this with the forms needed to fill out.

yes got to their site and read how it is done

That is not connected, don't matter where you are licensed.

Not sure either, but then you haven't given much in details to explain what you are doing because it sounds all convluted to me.

 

New York is actually quite easy to register cmv. First time I believe you have to do it in Albany, then any others you can register through the OSCAR website. There are people who can do the registration in Albany for you if you can't get there in person. You need to have your ducks in a row or they will send you away. If you call the dmv Albany and ask them, they will tell you exactly what you need.

 

You can do whatever you want, but you should have your LLC and your business and everything where you live.

Do not attempt to tell the insurance company that your business is in Missouri and you reside in New York.

I hope you're not doing this in an attempt to defraud the insurance companies.

I promise you if that is what you are doing, if anything, anything anything happens in your business they will not pay the claim.

If God forbid you have an accident and there are millions of dollars worth of damage, they can literally void what you signed and you are 1,000% on your own.

I hope that's not what you're trying to do, and to anyone else that's reading this, it's the stupidest thing you could ever do to try to defraud the insurance company.

I don't know that that's why you did that I'm not accusing you of that, I'm just telling you if that's what you're doing they 1,000% will not pay one penny on any problem that you have, and they can retroactively revoke your insurance because they will say you lied on your application.

On top of that if you have an LLC in another state you're going to end up paying tax multiple times.

Not a good idea on any front to do that.

 

The State the Title is being transferred to your name, is the one that does, or doesn’t charge sales tax.