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A credit against any Florida sales and use tax or surtax due on a motor vehicle is allowed to any purchaser who provides documentation that a like tax has been lawfully imposed and paid to another state, territory of the United States, or District of Columbia. . , licensed, or . What is Exempt?
A credit against any Florida sales and use tax or surtax due on a motor vehicle is allowed to any purchaser who provides documentation that a like tax has been lawfully imposed and paid to another state, territory of the United States, or the District of Columbia.
Click the ‘Estimate Tax Due on a Vehicle’ button at the center of the home screen or the ‘Estimate Tax Due on a Vehicle’ link under the Vehicle Inquiry section. Enter the type of vehicle and then the required information (e.g., VIN, salvage status, odometer reading, purchase date/price).
A tax credit may be applied toward the tax due at the time of registration for a vehicle registered to you and sold three (3) months before the purchase. A tax refund may be applied for when a vehicle is registered to you and sold within three (3) months after purchasing a different vehicle.
Florida residents who purchase a vehicle with a Vermont registration as proof of ownership must provide the following: • Form HSMV 82040. • Original Vermont registration (no copies). Vermont registration must contain a Vermont residence address. • Bill of sale containing all information as required on HSMV 82050, reflecting seller to be the
Dealers may take a credit on their sales tax return instead of filing a refund application. The dealer must first refund the tax to the customer (if applicable), document internal records to support the credit, and enter the amount of the credit as a "lawful deduction" on the sales and use tax return.
Florida’s use tax rate of 6% generally applies to motor vehicles purchased in another state, the District of Columbia, or a U.S. territory and subsequently titled, registered, or licensed in Florida.
