How to Fill Out the Tax Return Form for Selling Used Cars?

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JulietteFitz
09/05/25 8:04am
If you are a general VAT taxpayer and have not previously deducted this used car, enter the vehicle sales amount in the column for simplified taxation at 3% in Appendix I to calculate the output tax. In the main form, calculate the output tax at 3%, fill in the prepaid tax portion in the prepaid tax section, and then subtract the 1% portion in the current reduction amount. Below are the precautions for buying and selling used cars: 1. Check the driving license: Verify if the patterns on the front and back pages of the driving license match when combined, and check if the photo and chassis number on the driving license match the vehicle; 2. Check the vehicle insurance: Confirm if the chassis number and engine number on the insurance policy match those on the driving license and if they are within the validity period; 3. Check the vehicle registration certificate: Ensure the font on the vehicle registration certificate matches that on the driving license, and that the chassis number and engine number are the same as on the driving license. Verify if the manufacturing date and registration date match the dealer's description, and check if the registration column shows frequent transfers within a short period.
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LaJayla
09/17/25 8:16am
As someone who frequently buys and sells used cars, I always have to deal with the hassle of filling out tax forms when selling a vehicle. After selling a car, you need to calculate the profit: selling price minus the original purchase price plus any improvement costs you've invested, such as repair or modification expenses. For example, I once bought a car for 100,000, spent 5,000 fixing the engine, and sold it for 110,000, resulting in a taxable profit of 5,000. When filling out the forms, this is typically done in the capital gains section of the income tax return. Common tax software like TurboTax has dedicated modules for entering these details. Remember to keep all receipts, including purchase invoices and repair proofs, as they're essential for verification during tax audits. If you've held the car long-term (over a year), the tax rate might be lower, but don't wait until the last day to file to avoid mistakes. I recommend beginners use online tutorials or apps for assistance to prevent penalties and save both money and hassle.
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