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Old 02-25-2011, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ard View Post
To be accurate, part of this is true: A California dealer must collect CA tax if you drive off the lot. (But not a private party sale). If they truck it out of CA, they should not collect tax.

(If you can get a trucking company to 'truck' it around the block to you, all the better. Just someone with a bill of lading and a truck. Wink)

But Washington SHOULD give you 'credit' for the CA tax you pay. You will not get a refund if CA is higher, but you should not get double dipped.

Typically not worth it with new commodity items.
This maybe so but when I was last checking about a year ago when I bought my M I checked with the Washington state DMV and they stated they would not credit California sales tax. Not sure if they closed the loophole but makes sense from the Washington state perspective.
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