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What about sales tax from purchase of new vehicle?

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Sales tax is typically collected by the dealer when you purchase the car. There are 5 States that do not charge sales tax on vehicle purchases: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon. If you buy a vehicle from a different State other than your own, then there are a few ways to handle the tax. If you can be more specific about your question, I can give you a more direct answer.

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