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randallb
Jan 19, 2015Explorer
Research each state you are thinking of using completely. Mower's comment about CA is partially correct. To qualify for the sales tax exemption on the RV you must prove constant use for the required period after purchase. You can not buy it, store it and expect them to give you the exemption. They will not. I can not say exactly what this time frame is because it has bounced around from 90 days to one year and back over the last five years. North Carolina has personal property tax. Almost all states are looking closely at RVs titled in Montana. In CA your drivers license better not be from CA if your registration is in another state. There are many pitfalls and if you miss dotting one i or crossing one t any state will dock you for penalties and interest plus the original sales tax owed and will not credit you any sales tax paid at time of purchase.
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