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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / May 2005

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Importing used vehicles from Canada into USA

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JM - 27 May 2005 00:17 GMT
I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into USA
from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian government?

Thanks,
Arthur - 27 May 2005 16:44 GMT
The federal Goods and Services Tax (7% GST) is refundable.  It can be
retrieved at border crossings which have that facility.  This applies to
anything purchased in Canada by Americans.  I'm not sure about provincial
taxes.  You would have to check for the province where you are making the
purchase.

Arthur

> I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into
> USA from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian
> government?
>
> Thanks,
nospam.clare.nce@sny.der.on.ca - 27 May 2005 19:17 GMT
>The federal Goods and Services Tax (7% GST) is refundable.  It can be
>retrieved at border crossings which have that facility.  This applies to
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>>
>> Thanks,

PST is paidat the licencing office - you pay when you register the
vehicle. If you register it in Ontario, you pay the "non-refundable"
tax. If you do not register it before exporting, the provoncial tax is
not paid. Suspect it is similar in most provinces with possible
exception of those using the combined tax.
David - 27 May 2005 17:33 GMT
> I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into
> USA from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian
> government?
>
> Thanks,
If you are refering at buying a new vehicle in Canada, and bringing it to
the US as new, Your warranty will be voided by the manufacturer. That is
considered gray market. The vehicle is specifically manufactured to Canadian
standards ( which is really a sticker)  and most manufacturers, not only DC
will void your warranty for buying and importing a new vehicle from another
country. Military personnel or Government vehicles are exempt. And it is
perfectly legal for the manufacturers to do this.

So I am wondering why you would do this as the Canadian dollar is much
higher now and the price difference is almost negligible.
nospam.clare.nce@sny.der.on.ca - 27 May 2005 19:19 GMT
>> I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into
>> USA from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian
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>So I am wondering why you would do this as the Canadian dollar is much
>higher now and the price difference is almost negligible.

Ya gotta learn to read a bit better - subject is importing USED
vehicles.........
David - 27 May 2005 23:38 GMT
>>> I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into
>>> USA from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian
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> Ya gotta learn to read a bit better - subject is importing USED
> vehicles.........
OOPS! your right.
Sean - 28 May 2005 15:50 GMT
he's buying a used vehicle, so he probably couldn't care less about the
warranty being voided because it's probably allready expired.

> > I'm wondering if anyone have experience in importing used vehicles into
> > USA from Canada?  Can you get the sales taxes back from Canadian
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> So I am wondering why you would do this as the Canadian dollar is much
> higher now and the price difference is almost negligible.
 
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