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Inventory and Taxes In general, items that cannot be sold or have become worthless can be taken out of the inventory come tax time. By doing this, the loss is reflected as a higher cost of goods sold on the tax return. Essentially, you have the cost of the item, but not the revenue for the sale.
A sales tax, currently 6.25 percent, is levied on motor vehicle sales in the state of Texas. For sales tax purposes, the taxable total consideration of a motor vehicle is the sale price of the vehicle, less any trade-in allowance for a motor vehicle.
Texas levies an inventory tax of . 02% on the retail value of all products in a companys inventory each year, but lots of car dealerships try to sneak the fee over to the consumer. Even worse, they do it year-round. A reader writes in to explain how you can argue your way out of it at the dealership.
Texas is one of only nine states that still have an inventory tax. Another four states partially tax inventory.
Texas levies an inventory tax of . 02% on the retail value of all products in a companys inventory each year, but lots of car dealerships try to sneak the fee over to the consumer. Even worse, they do it year-round. A reader writes in to explain how you can argue your way out of it at the dealership.
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Motor Vehicle Tax Guide For local property tax purposes, Texas law requires a motor vehicle dealers inventory to be appraised based on the total sales of motor vehicles in the prior year.
Unit Property Tax Payment Multiply the sales price of the vehicle by the unit property tax factor. Example: $20,000 $0.0020417 = $40.83 in tax prepayment. Apply unit property tax factor to each vehicle sold in a month and report to the county tax office, along with the tax prepayment.
Rates. Sales: 6.25 percent of sales price, minus any trade-in allowance. The taxable value of private-party purchases of used motor vehicles may be based on the standard presumptive value.

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