According to AOPA, Utah has a Fly Away Rule that is "Limited to out of state buyer and seller." Does that mean both that the seller (and not just the buyer) must be non-resident to have the buyer avoid sales tax? (the plane in question is titled/registered in Utah).
Secondly, I live in Oregon - where there is no sales tax. Is my understanding correct that if I take delivery of a plane (i.e. the seller flies it to OR), I am not responsible for sales tax in the state from which the plane came (was registered in)?
Finally, if the owner won't bring it, but a ferry pilot will, and I take delivery in Oregon - does it matter where the money exchanges hands?
Oh, one more... If a train leaves S. Dakota at 4:00 PM, and heads east traveling at 63 mph, and a second train leaves Chicago at 3:00 AM, and heads west at 52 mph, and a third train...
Thanks. Jim
Secondly, I live in Oregon - where there is no sales tax. Is my understanding correct that if I take delivery of a plane (i.e. the seller flies it to OR), I am not responsible for sales tax in the state from which the plane came (was registered in)?
Finally, if the owner won't bring it, but a ferry pilot will, and I take delivery in Oregon - does it matter where the money exchanges hands?
Oh, one more... If a train leaves S. Dakota at 4:00 PM, and heads east traveling at 63 mph, and a second train leaves Chicago at 3:00 AM, and heads west at 52 mph, and a third train...
Thanks. Jim