Is there any financial advantage for buying out of state
Here is Texas were so limited on Camper dealers that there is little to no competition so if I travel north would I find better pricing and tax advantage in a different state?
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scott936 wrote:kerry4951 wrote:guidry wrote:
Do some states require you to DMV register a TC? It never hits the road, so why would you have to register it? Otherwise, buying out of state makes sense, depending on the sales tax. Rolling RVs, I get it it because sales tax is where you live and it has to be registered.
It all depends on the state when it comes to TCs. In Pa there is no registration with TCs so if you buy in a "no sales tax" state and bring it back into Pa you are not subject to pay sales tax. There are other states just like Pa. so its best to check with your state DMV.
Ok I look it up Oregon requires registration and title on a TC however since I'm a Texas resident would I have to register it in Oregon???
Texas has NO registration or title for TC, only wheeled vehicles
No you would not have to register it in Oregon. Just tell them you are a Texas resident. As a Texas resident you are not obligated to pay Oregon registration. You just saved not having to pay any sales tax..............win-win-win!!
