I’m a Florida resident visiting my parents in Massachusetts, and I recently found a great deal on a car at a Connecticut dealership just a few minutes away. We negotiated the price, agreed on the deal, and everything seemed fine. However, when I went over the paperwork, I noticed they had charged me Connecticut sales tax. I immediately explained to the salesperson that I’m a Florida resident, the car will be registered and taxed in Florida, and I only need a temporary tag to drive it home. I told them I would complete the Connecticut out-of-state exemption form. Management then came over and told me, “No deal.” They said I…
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