PPT Fee

[Mattcool818]

[dezcars]

Dros is $37.19
PPT are usually but not necessarily $10
If you did your PPT at Turner's they will charge you for some other Turner's exclusive bull crap fee!

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[Mattcool818]

Dros is $37.19
PPT are usually but not necessarily $10
If you did your PPT at Turner's they will charge you for some other Turner's exclusive bull crap fee!

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[9Cal_OC]

Dros is $37.19
PPT are usually but not necessarily $10
If you did your PPT at Turner's they will charge you for some other Turner's exclusive bull crap fee!

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[M1NM]

I paid almost 60. DROSS & PPT was the 47.19 plus a 9.95 lock. Said I had a safe told me not good enough because they were within 1000' of a school. I figure BS so I won't be using Alamo Pawn again. Turners down the street doesn't do the school lock BS and they are closer to a school.

[9Cal_OC]

Nope. But some do. Especially with the crisis.

What shop?

[Master_Prestige]

I would gladly pay $15 extra than normal to not wait in a 2-3 hour line. Gotta pay to play.

[Mattcool818]

Nope. But some do. Especially with the crisis.

What shop?

A small small shop in San Fernando.

[Sherpa1]

Turners has not jacked up the PPT price. The state raised the DROS to $37 and change. Turners charges $10 to do the PPT. All dealers charge a fee to do PPTs because of the liability.

[dezcars]

Turners has not jacked up the PPT price. The state raised the DROS to $37 and change. Turners charges $10 to do the PPT. All dealers charge a fee to do PPTs because of the liability.

But Turner's does charge more than $47.19
$37.19 Dros fee
$10.00 PPT fee
Plus Turner's bull crap fee
For a total of more than $37.19

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[RoundEye]

If it's a true PPT (buyer and seller face to face), the fees are set by the state, and there is no sales tax to be collected.

1.) DROS: $37.19
2.) PPT: $10.00

If this was a transfer from another individual or FFL, and was not a PPT then the dealer can charge a fee for handling the transaction, and tax must be collected on the purchase price.

[Mattcool818]

If it's a true PPT (buyer and seller face to face), the fees are set by the state, and there is no sales tax to be collected.

1.) DROS: $37.19
2.) PPT: $10.00

If this was a transfer from another individual or FFL, and was not a PPT then the dealer can charge a fee for handling the transaction, and tax must be collected on the purchase price.

Was 100% a PPT. Went to the shop with my friend who was the seller. Was charged $60 for the PPT. $5.00 for a lock even though we had a lock, and 10% tax collected on top of that. So I paid 71.50 in total for the PPT.

[RoundEye]

Was 100% a PPT. Went to the shop with my friend who was the seller. Was charged $60 for the PPT. $5.00 for a lock even though we had a lock, and 10% tax collected on top of that. So I paid 71.50 in total for the PPT.

Well, the lock doesn't count since it's the sale of an accessory.

If you have a receipt that shows that they charged you more than $37.19 (DROS) + $10 (Dealer Fee) then they broke that law and you can report them to the CADOJ.

[Librarian]

If it's a true PPT (buyer and seller face to face), the fees are set by the state, and there is no sales tax to be collected.

1.) DROS: $37.19
2.) PPT: $10.00

If this was a transfer from another individual or FFL, and was not a PPT then the dealer can charge a fee for handling the transaction, and tax must be collected on the purchase price.

This.

See also the sticky - http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=725126 - for the Penal Code

[kemasa]

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If this was a transfer from another individual or FFL, and was not a PPT then the dealer can charge a fee for handling the transaction, and tax must be collected on the purchase price.

Sorry, but this isn't accurate.

Sales from private parties within CA which is an occasional sale and not from a business isn't subject to sales tax as long as it is documented. Sales from private parties from out of state for a C&R firearm which is an occasional sale and not from is business isn't subject to sales tax if the buyer has a C&R FFL.

A CA PPT can be subject to sales tax if the dealer finds the buyer/seller or gets involved in the price of the firearm.

Documented valid gifts, even from out of state, isn't subject to sales tax.