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If you buy a firearm from a private party inside CA that isn't in the business of selling firearms do I need to pay taxes?
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I'm not the best to answer this but I think yes. this change happened in 2014? I think.
if it's a gift I really don't think it would be taxed. Heck you are allowed to gift a person $$ without paying tax up to a certain amount.Short Action Precision ! USA !
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The tax was initially paid by the original purchaser. So no. PPT should not be taxed.Comment
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It depends.
If it is from a private party, an occasional sale and not from a business, then it is not subject to sales tax, but if the FFL gets involved in finding the buyer/seller and/or gets involved in the selling price, then it would not be subject to sales tax. This is also the case for a PPT.Kemasa.
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