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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Gilford, NH and Florida
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I last did a car move in 2018.
At the time of the move I had owned the car in NH for seven months. I checked with the local FL "Tag Office" beforehand and there was to be zero sales tax when I registered the NH car in FL. When I brought the car down and registered it in FL I paid zero sales tax. That was in 2018. |
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I have a Florida resident friend who bought a boat in Maine 4 years ago, registered it in New Hampshire, and the following year registered it in Florida without paying the Florida sales tax. I believe he said it had to be NH registered for 6 months.
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Maybe because NH has no sales tax?
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