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Old 04-13-2011, 11:05 AM
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I recently bought a car in Ohio and the dealer didn't give me a title. They said it will come in the mail in two weeks and will come in my name. I did a trade and cash. I asked about sales tax on the difference(the cash) and they said I'll pay that here at the NY State DMV when I register it. This is all typical so far. Now, what happens if I trade the car toward another and just sign the Ohio title over without registering the car?
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Old 04-13-2011, 11:32 AM
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You won't be able to reassign it without putting it in your name in NY first and unfortunately paying the tax. I'm not 100% on this but I am a dealer here in NY (wholesale). You could ask the dealer to change the assignment to a dealer you trust and do something that way. Let me know if I can help.
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Title's already in the mail. Think they can change it if I send it back?
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Not without getting a new title. When they signed it over to you they had it notarized and your info is on it. Only way to undo it is a replacement/duplicate title.
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In NY the cup is more of a problem than most states. I would give them a call. You wrecking to lose your sales tax credit though.
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Originally Posted by Chuck
In NY the cup is more of a problem than most states. I would give them a call. You wrecking to lose your sales tax credit though.
You're right, I'll lose the tax credit from my trade. That was just a little more than the difference. Fkd again
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