New Car Tax Question

[woodshed]

About a month ago I bought a vehicle in Indiana from a dealership.

This is the first vehicle I have ever bought by myself. (I just wrote the check while my Dad did all the negotiating/paperwork) So I was nervous sitting in the dealership. I paid for the vehicle.

After looking over all of the paperwork now I realized that I paid 7% tax in Indiana.

I called up the local DMV. They said that I am unable to transfer that tax from Indiana to Iowa and I would have to pay tax again.

Is this true?

Any other advice on getting the money back from the dealership/state would be appreciated.

I know I made a mistake, but I figured that the dealership would know enough not to charge me tax or have checked to make sure I would not have to be paying again.

Any help is appreciated

[Zboner]

you pay the tax in the state where you live, unless the dealership refunds you the money your screwed.

[korndawg]

Kinda what I'm thinking. I think that fat fuck pocketed that sales tax u payed and used it to feed his fat ass.

[allbaugh_04]

Most people probably never catch this and they do this all time I bet.

Better get a hold of the dealership!

[86 IROC-Z]

Don't pay taxes! Read the Constitution! They can't tax us!

[KahanaReef]

I would go back to the dealership and tell them they made a mistake. Which they did. They should cut you a check since you paid by check.

[Red97GTP]

Their finance department should have caught that. I'd call them up and let them know about the mistake. They can't just assume you live in their state because you bought it there.

[korndawg]

Their finance department should have caught that. I'd call them up and let them know about the mistake. They can't just assume you live in their state because you bought it there.

I was with him when he purchased the car and the fat 'finance' manager knew that Brad was from Iowa. He even asked where he was gonna license it, Brad stated "iowa" and he charged him for it anyways. Guess thats why they call the Stealerships.

[Zboner]

then they blatently stole money from you, why didnt you question them? when i bought mine out of state i was cut a check to my counties auditor from the dealership with the exact amount on the check

[woodshed]

Well apparently no one really knows whats happening.

The DMV finally did some checking and found out that if I can prove that I paid tax in another state, I do not have to pay it again.

I have all the correct forms so it shouldn't be an issue proving that.

The one thing that is a bitch is that I paid 7% Indiana tax and Iowa tax is 5% for vehicle purchases.

I'm not sure I want to fight with the dealership over 2%. I guess I will just count that as the cost of not knowing every minute detail of the car buying process.

[86 IROC-Z]

I'm not sure I want to fight with the dealership over 2%. I guess I will just count that as the cost of not knowing every minute detail of the car buying process.

Do it man. Even if you never get the money, you'll have the "fuck you" feeling of being that constant thorn in their side

[korndawg]

Gotta fight for the 2%. That's your money, why give it to the dealership that tried to fuck ya?

[FasstChevys]

Well apparently no one really knows whats happening.

The DMV finally did some checking and found out that if I can prove that I paid tax in another state, I do not have to pay it again.

I have all the correct forms so it shouldn't be an issue proving that.

The one thing that is a bitch is that I paid 7% Indiana tax and Iowa tax is 5% for vehicle purchases.

I'm not sure I want to fight with the dealership over 2%. I guess I will just count that as the cost of not knowing every minute detail of the car buying process.

Hell yes, demand that 2% from the dealership.................it should be a non-issue.......it was never their money to begin with!

[KahanaReef]

Agree! Absolutely get that 2% back