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DeleteSystem33 t1_j9v2ofr wrote

Reply to comment by Neat_Criticism514 in new Subaru help, please by ssnhl

You pay sales tax according to where you live on vehicles

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Neat_Criticism514 t1_j9v2z4b wrote

Um I bought my car at Stuckey last year and I live in Pittsburgh. My sales receipt has the 6% per that area. But ok.

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DeleteSystem33 t1_j9v3l6i wrote

> Pennsylvania sales tax is 6% of the purchase price or the current market value of the vehicle (7% for residents of Allegheny County and 8% for City of Philadelphia residents).

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.dot.state.pa.us/public/dvspubsforms/bmv/bmv%2520fact%2520sheets/fs-buysell.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiz2ueX9q79AhWYFVkFHbreCFgQFnoECA8QBg&usg=AOvVaw2Oq4BMyaVGbkztZyjfnOuv

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Neat_Criticism514 t1_j9vdre0 wrote

Right. You said according to where I live. I live in Allegheny county (for about 7 years now). I bought said car in Blair county, charged 6%. I don’t live in Blair county (and for those bad at math, I didn’t when I bought said car). I was charged their sales tax. But thanks for….teaching you math and reading comprehension? Because I’m not sure what you think you’re pointing out to me.

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CleverUsername310 t1_j9wgoml wrote

Sales tax for vehicle sales should be calculated on where the vehicle is registered, not where you bought it. You got lucky where the dealership didn’t notice this mistake. I live in Allegheny County and purchased a vehicle from a dealership in Westmoreland County and they charged me a 7% sales tax after initially including 6% in the final worksheet because they noted that the vehicle would be registered in Allegheny County. My guess is that if you do go far enough away to somewhere like Blair County where they don’t deal routinely with that situation it would probably get overlooked.

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