States Vehicle Sales Tax Exemption

See if you qualify for the Vehicle Excise/ad valorem Tax Exemption:

Alaska
Yes. The Alaska (AK) state sales tax rate is currently 0%. Individual municipalities can set their own taxation rates, and sales tax can be as high as 7.5%. A disabled veteran whose vehicle is partly or fully paid for by the VA is exempt.

Arkansas
Yes. Up to $25,000 in exemptions per year for the veteran and up to $2,500 in exemptions for the un-remarried surviving spouse.

California
Yes.

Delaware
Yes.  There are no local or state sales tax in Delaware.

Hawaii
Yes.  This benefit is granted to disabled and non-disabled veterans.

Louisiana
Yes.

Maine
Yes.

Montana
Yes.  The state has no sales tax.

Nebraska
Yes.

New Hampshire
Yes.  New Hampshire does not have a sales tax on vehicles.

New Jersey
Yes.  Exempt if the vehicle was paid for by the VA.  Also, if a resident of the state but stationed out of state and bought the vehicle out of state.

New Mexico
Yes. 

New York
Yes. 

Rhode Island
Yes.

South Carolina
Yes.


Virginia
Yes.

Washington
Yes.

WYOMING:
Yes. Up to $6,000 of assessed value of the vehicle.