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The Department of Revenue prescribes form DR-123, Affidavit for Partial Exemption of a Motor Vehicle sold for Licensing in Another State, to be completed by the purchaser and furnished to the selling dealer or appropriate sales tax collection agency.
The United States government, or any of its federal agencies, is not required to obtain a Florida Consumers Certificate of Exemption; however, many federal agencies obtain the certificate to present to Florida retail dealers to document their tax-exempt status.
Using your tax account information, you may download and print your certificate. Go to floridarevenue.com, select more e-Services and then select Print an Annual Resale Certificate. If you need assistance, contact Taxpayer Services at 850-488-6800.
Florida sales tax is due at the rate of 6% on the $20,000 sales price of the vehicle. No discretionary sales surtax is due. Example: Sale of $20,000 motor vehicle to a resident of another state where the sales tax rate on motor vehicles is 2%.
Florida law allows a partial exemption of sales and use tax to be collected on a motor vehicle purchased by a resident of another state. The amount of Florida sales tax to be collected is the amount of sales tax that would be imposed by the purchasers home state if the vehicle were purchased in that state.
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You can apply for a Maine Sales Tax Exemption in the Maine Tax Portal by clicking here, navigate to the Business panel, and selecting the Exemptions link. If you are unable to apply using the Maine Tax Portal, you can click on the application number next to the type of organization to download an application form.

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