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How to gift a vehicle in bc 2025

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The document provides instructions for claiming an exemption from provincial sales tax (PST) on a vehicle received as a gift from a related individual in British Columbia. It outlines the definition of 'related individual,' the necessary forms to complete, and the required signatures from both the donor and recipient. It also specifies different requirements for vehicles registered within and outside of BC, along with guidelines for maintaining documentation for audit purposes.

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Begin with Part A. Fill in the donor(s) full legal name, telephone number, and mailing address. Then, enter the recipient(s) full legal name, telephone number, and mailing address. Specify the relationship of the recipient(s) to the donor(s).
Provide detailed vehicle information including make, model, year, registration number, and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
If applicable, complete Part B for out-of-province gifts by checking the appropriate box regarding taxes paid or exemptions qualified for. Attach necessary proof documents as indicated.
In Part C, both donor(s) and recipient(s) must sign and date the form to certify that no consideration has been exchanged for the vehicle.
Once completed, present this form to your Autoplan broker along with any required documentation for processing.

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What is the best way to gift a vehicle to a family member?

Verify ownership and ensure all liens are cleared before transferring a gifted or inherited car to avoid legal complications. Draft a bill of sale and transfer the title at your local DMV to legally document the change in ownership and fulfill state requirements.

How to transfer ownership of a vehicle in BC?

6. Transfer ownership Remove your licence plates from the vehicle youre selling. Remove your insurance and registration. After youve been paid, fill out and sign the Transfer/Tax Form (APV9T) in full if you havent already. Bring the registration and Transfer/Tax Form to an Autoplan broker.

What is the best way to gift a car?

If you are gifting the car you need to have a docHubd gift affidavit. Otherwise they will have to pay sales tax at registration, and the sales tax will be charged according to the blue book value for the vehicle.

How do I gift a car to a family member in Canada?

In some places you may be able to submit your transfer request online. Or, your province may require that both you and the vehicle recipient visit your local Ministry of Transportation together to complete the ownership transfer in-person. In addition, some provinces may require extra documentation.

Do I have to pay taxes on a gifted car in CA?

Gifts. If you receive a vehicle as a gift, you are not required to pay use tax on the vehicle. To qualify as a gift, the owner must give the vehicle freely, without any payment from the person receiving the vehicle.