- Washington denied a refund claim for sales tax paid to another state on a previously owned electric vehicle because the state had not collected the tax at issue; where the vehicle would otherwise qualify for Washington’s EV use tax exemption/credit rules, the Department cannot refund tax it never received.
- Licensing applied Washington’s EV use tax exemption correctly when the vehicle was registered, including calculating use tax based on the taxable amount after the statutory adjustment.
Source: dor.wa.gov
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