Who Generally Pays the Used Car Transfer Fee?

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Used car transfer fees, also known as used car transaction service fees, are negotiated between the buyer and seller and submitted to the local government. Here are some important considerations for car transfer: 1. Check the vehicle certificate: Inspect the embossed number, engine number, and registration date on the certificate, and look for any signs of alteration. 2. Check the original tax receipt: Be sure to review the original tax receipt for the vehicle purchase tax. Some vehicles may not have paid the purchase tax previously, and after the transfer, these unpaid or tax-exempt vehicles may be required to pay the outstanding tax. 3. Ensure complete documentation: The insurance transfer should be promptly completed along with the used car transfer procedures. 4. Understand the vehicle's condition: Vehicles that are mortgaged or under supervision are prohibited from being traded. Vehicle information can be checked through the vehicle management office.