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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 252827" data-attributes="member: 389">Talk to your dealer, there's no reason to pay MN sales tax on it if it's going to be registered in ND.&nbsp; MN sales tax is higher than ND, so you can save a small percentage on your tax if you can talk your MN dealer into doing the paperwork correctly.&nbsp; I bought a used boat from a dealer down by Cabela's back in 2006, I think I ended up shaving around 1.5% off the sales tax rate by filling out a form and stopping up at the Capitol to pay my ND sales tax.&nbsp; Didn't someone a ways up also say that you can now pay the sales tax through NDGF when applying for your registration?&nbsp; That's not going to save you any money so much as it will cut the hassle of going to the capitol and then having to take their form to NDGF.- - - Updated - - -If they want your business they'll figure out how to let you drive away without paying MN tax.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 252827, member: 389"] Talk to your dealer, there's no reason to pay MN sales tax on it if it's going to be registered in ND. MN sales tax is higher than ND, so you can save a small percentage on your tax if you can talk your MN dealer into doing the paperwork correctly. I bought a used boat from a dealer down by Cabela's back in 2006, I think I ended up shaving around 1.5% off the sales tax rate by filling out a form and stopping up at the Capitol to pay my ND sales tax. Didn't someone a ways up also say that you can now pay the sales tax through NDGF when applying for your registration? That's not going to save you any money so much as it will cut the hassle of going to the capitol and then having to take their form to NDGF. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] If they want your business they'll figure out how to let you drive away without paying MN tax. [/QUOTE]

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