I doubt it unless the WI dealer doesn't calculate the taxes correctly. They should tax him based off of his IL county. Besides, you will just take care of it when you file if there is an balance.
Buying a car from a Wisconsin dealership
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I doubt it unless the WI dealer doesn't calculate the taxes correctly. They should tax him based off of his IL county. Besides, you will just take care of it when you file if there is an balance.
using [MENTION=340]Eagle[/MENTION]s address seems to be the norm for registration
"Where is 'Wonder...tucky...'?"
Not if they handle the taxes and registration for him. They should especially being an WI dealer. Its hit or miss the farther away from IL you go. But an IA, WI or IN dealer and even MI dealers should have no issue handling the TTL for an IL deal, and that means no trips to the DMV or currency exchange.
I'm glad I don't know. The chances of me living in Crook County rival the chances that Obama admits he's a Muslim.
I lived there for 7 years and bought probably 7 cars while living there. We relocated to mchenry county but not for sales tax savings...
If it were my car and had to do this commute, I'd be rocking a 98-01 2.5 RS beater, raised on all-terrain tires, and put the rest of the car money in the toy.
Again. If the dealer calculates your IL cook county taxes correctly, why would you get a bill for anything? Im so cunfused as to what you are talking about>? Not being a dick, but you have to assume that a WI dealer fairly close to the IL boarder probably does this as much if not more than they do WI deals.
The CA dealer was not going to file this for me, but they were going to collect the money for it. Then you file the form. But its already paid.
As for the WI dealer they should be able to do all this for you. At the very least, they will collect the money from you and it will all be in the bill of sale that you submit with that form if you need to file it.
they are different rates, you live and buy in cook county, 8%
you live in cook, but buy anywhere else its going to be different, looks like 7.25 for the WI purchase? (according to the RUT-25)
Metro Chicago Vehicle Sales Taxes - Consumer Guide: Sales Tax On Cars
you live in cook, but buy anywhere else its going to be different, looks like 7.25 for the WI purchase? (according to the RUT-25)
Metro Chicago Vehicle Sales Taxes - Consumer Guide: Sales Tax On Cars
Things have gotten much worse recently. Including the new cook county tax where they send you the letter in the mail. I wouldn't expect the other states to understand and charge for it.
That holds true if you buy within cook and live in cook. You can buy outside of cook for a small tax break, but outside of that it doesnt matter. And wont matter for BRU at this point. But I see what you are saying. All I have been saying is that the days of you having to handle your own taxes and registration are over unless you buy from some dirt water used car lot in another state half way across the country. Any franchise dealer should be able to handle all of this, and at the very least collect the taxes and reg fees for you so you can roll them into a loan, and just leave the mailing of forms to you. But you would have your bill of sale with all the money paid on it.
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