Do Used Cars Require Purchase Tax?

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CarolineFitz
07/25/25 4:36am
Used cars do not require purchase tax, as it is generally paid only once for a vehicle. Below is relevant information about vehicle purchase tax: 1. Purpose of purchase tax: Payment of vehicle purchase tax is necessary for new cars to obtain insurance and undergo criminal investigation inspections. Additionally, proof of vehicle purchase tax payment is required during license plate registration; otherwise, it may affect the vehicle's ability to be registered and driven on the road. 2. Definition of purchase tax: Vehicle purchase tax is a tax levied on entities and individuals purchasing specified vehicles within the country. Currently, the vehicle purchase tax rate in China is 10%.
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